Charity Jewelry

Throughout Kalevala Jewelry's existence, tangible good has also been done with our jewelry. In recent decades, we have supported many socially important projects with special charity jewelry. Organizations and projects that support women and children have been selected as our aid targets.

Since 2015, Kalevala Jewelry has participated in the Cancer Foundation's Pink Ribbon collection with Pink Ribbon jewelry. On the brink of a major life change, the support of loved ones and the community is invaluable. The Cancer Foundation is Finland's most significant private funder of cancer research, and the Pink Ribbon is its best-known fundraiser. Over the course of nine years, we have already collected €330,000 for cancer research with our customers. Every year we release a new pink ribbon jewelry, which is produced in a limited edition.

The 2024 Pink Ribbon jewelry is the Summer Night Rose designed by Anni Ruuth. The sculptural jewelry draws inspiration from the frail beauty of midsummer roses. The summer night rose reminds us how important it is to find joy and beauty in this time as well. For every sold Pink Ribbon 2024 jewelry 10 € will be donated to the charity campaign.

The plight of the Ukrainians has awakened an unprecedented desire to help around the world. We wanted to help by doing what we do best – making and selling jewelry. In March 2022, we produced 500 pairs of plywood Moon Goddess earrings glowing in the colors of Ukraine, and we donated the entire sales revenue of €25,000 through Unicef ​​to help children and families in Ukraine.

Each employee of Kalevala Jewelry used one working day to implement the aid project. The plywood parts of the jewelry were worked on and donated by Laser Cut Studio Oy. The plywood is domestic birch plywood, and it was manufactured by Koskisen Oy. The story cards supplied with the jewelry were donated by Pekan Offset Oy.

Thank you to all our customers who bought earrings and our partners who made it possible to do something good. Through Unicef, Kalevala Jewelry donated €10,000 in addition to €25,000 of the sales revenue from the jewelry to help Ukraine, making the total amount donated €35,000.

The delicate but strong silver pendant was designed in 2018 by goldsmith and designer Taru Harmaala Chaloff . The aid target was the Union of First Aid and Shelter Homes.

The proceeds from the sale of the silver Cross of Friendship pendant were used to support the Finn Church Domestic Aid volunteer activities in 2016. The jewelry was designed by goldsmith and designer Tiina Lahtinen . The jewelry is still in the collection without the charity part.

The silver Precious Sunshine decorated with a blue or red gemstone was designed by goldsmith and designer Lina Simons . Its sale supported the activities of Save the Children Organization.

The New Children's Hospital 2017 project was supported with the Sheltered jewelry series designed by goldsmith and designer Taru Harmaala Chaloff .

The proceeds from the sale of a small heart-decorated gold and silver chain supported the Finnish Brain Foundation. The jewelry was designed by goldsmith and designer Tiina Lahtinen.

The spectacular Gravity jewelry series, which was influenced by, among other things, the art of the indigenous peoples of Australia, was designed by silversmith Kaisaleena Mäkelä. The sale of the jewelry series supported Women's Bank's operations.

The silver Sea jewelry series supported the campaign for the Clean Baltic Sea of ​​the Finnish Association for the Conservation of Nature. The jewelry series was designed by goldsmith Tony Granholm, for whom the sea and sailing were close to his heart.

The Time of Africa jewelry series designed by goldsmith Marja Arola supported the schooling of Ghanaian girls. Blue-green beads made of recycled glass shone in the silver jewelry.

Lilja was originally a large pendant designed by the artist Germund Paaer (1881–1950) in the 1940s. At the beginning of the 2000s, goldsmith and designer Kirsti Doukas modernized the old jewelry into a new Lilja jewelry series, the sales proceeds of which supported the activities of the Women's Organization of War Veterans. At the same time, the lily was also the decoration for the 85th anniversary of Finland's independence.

The proceeds from the sale of Child Charm jewelry supported the Save the Children association. The stones planted in the bosom indicate the number of children. The jewelry is still in the collection without the charity part. Jewelry is a popular gift.

he sale of the bronze Luvajärvi pendant designed by Aivi Gallen-Kallela supported UNESCO's cultural project to revive Viena's poetry villages.