When you wear your heritage with Filipino jewelry, you join us in a global movement.
As a majority Pinay-owned and -operated company, Filipino culture is at the heart of our business. We ensure that we’re not just sharing our culture, but also giving back to it.
When you wear your heritage with Cambio & Co., your support enables us to...
Every time you purchase Filipino jewelry, bags, atbp. (etc.) from Cambio & Co., it is invested back into local businesses in the Philippines.
In 2024, we paid our partners CA$300,000 (PH₱ 12 MILLION)!
Beyond our partnership with artisans in the Philippines, we are also committed to solidarity.
As diaspora Filipinos, we see clearly that systems of oppression, like colonialism, imperialism, racism, and capitalism are interconnected. But so is our liberation.
In 2024, you helped us raise CA$10,673.35 for families in Gaza and Palestinian - Filipino refugees in the Philippines. Together, we also donated PHP1,500 to PISTON in support of jeepney workers in the homeland.
Filipino craftsmanship is world-class, but it's long been undervalued.
Cambio & Co. only partners with social enterprises and designers that honor the craftspeople, culture, and crafting traditions behind your beloved pieces.
Your Orders Support
355 Filipino artisans
Every purchase you made from us in 2022 was designed and handcrafted in the Philippines. The Filipino creatives who made your favs were inspired by our culture to highlight native materials and traditional techniques found across the islands.
Through a community of designers, artisans, and advocates (that's you!), Cambio & Co. helps to preserve the following crafting traditions:
Ilocos Sur, Benguet, & Bicol | Plateros (metalsmiths) melt, hammer, and twist precious metal threads into lace-like patterns.
Cebu | Artisans cut, polish, in-lay, and craft seashells, like responsibly sourced capiz & macabebe, to bring out its natural beauty.
South Cotabato | Temwel, the Tboli method of brass-casting, centers a coal-powered hearth and an entire community working together.
South Cotabato | Tau Mokoyo (Tboli woodcarvers) carve by hand, dye with botanical extracts, then etch their intricate patterns.
Across Metro Manila | The R2R signature weave is rooted in the humble basketweave which uses a square wooden frame to upcycle fabric.
Ilocos, Abra, & Mindoro | A centuries-old technique of making textiles using a frame or machine that separates the threads as you weave a pattern.
