Vulnerable women in Zambia handcraft the bracelets using Gemfields’ amethyst beads as well as a fine braided nylon cord, gold plated button and a single rubber counter. The bracelet is wrapped four times around and adjusted for a personalized fit. Each time a good deed is performed anonymously, whether large or small, the rubber counter is moved one bead closer toward the “1GD” button until 100 Good Deeds are completed. 

“The motivation behind the 100 Good Deeds collection is to inspire simple acts of kindness around the world,” said Mary Fisher. Fisher spent a decade partnering with at-risk women in Africa, designing jewelry made by the women to earn a dignified livelihood.

The Gemfields 100 Good Deeds bracelet made its debut in May at the Couture Show in Las Vegas and is available for purchase at www.100gooddeeds.org/gemfields

Join the 100 Good Deeds movement using the hashtag  #1GD

Facebook.com/The100GoodDeedsBracelet

Twitter.com/The1GDBracelet

Instagram.com/the1GDBracelet