76% matchJohn Hardy
Artisan hand-worked metalwork with village-craft sourcing story
What changes: Far higher price point and heavier sterling silver luxury positioning
Brand profile
Kenyan-made ethical jewelry brand producing brass, horn and recycled-material rings, earrings and necklaces through a mobile-app artisan network.

Instead of one workshop, Soko coordinates independent Nairobi artisans via a mobile app, a distributed "virtual factory" model rather than centralized manufacturing.
Pieces are made from brass, horn and recycled or reclaimed materials rather than precious metals, which keeps the sculptural designs in the mid price tier.
Women-led, Black-owned, Fair Trade and Certified B Corp, sold direct through shopsoko.com alongside wholesale partners.
76% matchArtisan hand-worked metalwork with village-craft sourcing story
What changes: Far higher price point and heavier sterling silver luxury positioning
73% matchRecycled bronze cast by hand, gold-plated talisman shapes
What changes: Literary/mythology concept-driven design at designer pricing
70% matchRecycled-metal ethics with cleaner Scandinavian minimalism
What changes: Sculptural unisex silver at a notably higher price
68% matchBold cast bronze and brass forms, small-batch production
What changes: Sculptural art-object aesthetic rather than everyday ethical basics
Soko is an ethical jewelry brand founded in 2012 that links independent artisans in Nairobi, Kenya, to global customers. It runs a "virtual factory" model, coordinating production through a mobile app rather than a single workshop. Collections cover band and signet rings, hoops, huggies, studs and drop earrings, necklaces and bracelets, made from brass, recycled and reclaimed materials, horn and other sustainably sourced inputs. The company is women-led, Black-owned, Fair Trade and Certified B Corp, and sells direct through shopsoko.com and wholesale partners.