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Also, are those diamonds verified conflict-free? What about the precious metals? Are they fair trade? Mined by ecologically sensitive means? Hand-made by whom? For what rate of pay? It would be kind of ironic if pendants intended to reduce global hardship were funding some warlord's slave-camp mining efforts or displacing subsistence farmers who had the misfortune to be farming over (exportable) silver deposits.

A lofty goal marred by sloppy thinking.

"One People" or "All Are One" would have been better, more inclusive sentiments.

Oh, wait -- is the jewellery supposed to be ironic?

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