International conservation charity Space for Giants, in partnership with Gemfields and Net-A-Porter, has launched Walk for Giants, a fundraising and awareness campaign for African wildlife conservation.
The campaign, which starts today, includes two capsule collections. Gemfields’ Walk for Giants capsule collection features the brand’s Zambian emeralds and Mozambican rubies set in 44 pieces by 12 brand partners.
These include jewellers such as AYA, Backes & Strauss, Bina Goenka, Fabergé, Fehmida Lakhany, Francis de Lara, GFG Jewelry by Nilufer, Margery Hirschey, Sandy Leong, VAK Fine Jewels, Valani Atelier and Zoe & Morgan. The jewellery designs, too, are centred around Africa and its wildlife.
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Net-A-Porter’s 15 capsule collections focus on sustainable and functional garments from top brands such as Burberry, 3.1 Phillip Lim, Brunello Cucinelli, Chantecaille and Ole Lynggaard Copenhagen in collaboration with Gemfields as well as emerging designers such as Hereu, Fisch and Bassike.
Given the current situation in which travel and tourism have been greatly impacted, wildlife and natural habitats are even more vulnerable to exploitation.
Proceeds from these capsule collections will bring critical support to protect Africa’s elephants and their natural habitat.

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“Walk for Giants brilliantly amplifies that conserving existing natural landscapes is not just critical for the future of humanity but is also the best economic deal around. Nature-based businesses bring jobs. Buy from local suppliers, pay taxes and build national economies. But the natural assets these enterprises rely on – including Africa’s last populations of megafauna – are under grave risk. We must protect them now, so they can continue to deliver their value, forever. We are excited that Gemfields and NET-A-PORTER have chosen to use their influence to bring much-needed attention and funds to this cause,” said Dr Max Graham, Founder and CEO of Space for Giants.
