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Peoples Jewellers, fans of all types of love, makes a one-of-a-kind necklace for endangered African penguin couple at the Toronto Zoo
A few days ago, the Toronto Zoo posted a video about a bonded pair of endangered African penguins, Chupa and Ellie, showing how penguins court each other with gifts.
Meet Chupa and Ellie, one of our bonded pairs of endangered African penguins. Watch as Chupa offers Ellie grass he has collected as a present. The adorable behavior you see next is called “bowing” which is part of their courtship display, strengthening their bond as a couple!🐧💕 pic.twitter.com/nJWhTEuYDR
— The Toronto Zoo (@TheTorontoZoo) November 27, 2017
Peoples Jewellers took notice and decided to make them a one-of-a-kind necklace. Working with Toronto-based creative shop Juliet, they quickly jumped into action and researched what African penguins love to eat. Turns out it’s horse mackerel, squid and crustaceans, anchovies, pilchards, and round herrings.
This week, @TheTorontoZoo posted about Chupa and Ellie, a penguin couple that are real lovebirds! So obviously we made them a necklace only a penguin could love. Crafted in partnership with @MikuToronto and @TheTorontoZoo. #LovePeoples #PeoplesLovesLoveBirds pic.twitter.com/6ccONBwUUV
— Peoples Jewellers (@PeoplesDiamonds) November 29, 2017
Juliet’s creative team then paired one of Peoples’ jewellery designers with Kazuki Uchigoshi, the famed sushi chef at Toronto restaurant Miku, to start work on a one-of-a-kind piece for Chupa and Ellie.
The result is the stunning piece – at least in the eyes of a penguin.
“We loved the idea of showcasing the courtship behaviour that exists between bonded penguin couples like Chupa and Ellie, and sharing a moment people can connect with. The wild population of African penguins continues to be at risk, so anytime we have the opportunity to raise awareness about endangered species like African penguins, and our ongoing conservation efforts, it’s a very good thing.”
"At Juliet, we're big fans of responding to things that are taking place in the real world,” say Ryan Spelliscy, Co-Founder, Chief Creative Officer, Juliet. “The response doesn't need to be supported by a massive media spend, sometimes it's just about joining a conversation in a smart, fun way. That's what this piece does. It's a quick little fun reply to two penguins in love from a company, Peoples, that's all about celebrating all types of love."