Krystal Landells

Leading a more sustainable and eco-aware lifestyle isn't something that happens in one day.  It's something big that comes from making small changes. We started making small changes in our household about 2-3 years ago. For instance, every week we ensured we made at least one vegetarian dinner to help offset some of our impact on the planet by limiting our consumption of meat.  

Since then, we consume a mostly meatless diet and have transitioned to dairy free.  Our toilet paper, paper towels, bedding, and bath towels are made from bamboo (as is some of our clothes!).  We opt for no plastic bags, straws, cutlery, etc.  We utilize public transport and walk everywhere.  When we do buy a car in the next 5 years it will be second-hand and 100% electric.  We support local businesses and brands and are actively looking to become members in a CSA. We've read books on zero waste living, gardening, farming, sustainable homemaking, and renewable energy in preparation of owning our own home in the near future.

I genuinely feel through making these small changes over time we've not only done our little bit to help fight a big problem, but we've transitioned to a minimalistic lifestyle and discovered what we're truly passionate about.  This lifestyle change has not only decluttered our life, but our minds and spirits as well.

I'm proud to work for Tiffany and Co. as we explore new and innovative sustainable approaches to how we source our raw materials, offset our carbon impact, support wildlife and nature, and lead the way in inclusivity and diversity.