Billions of years ago, deep within the earth’s mantle and under extreme conditions, carbon atoms crystalised.
Through spectacular volcanic eruptions, nature then delivered these treasures to the earth’s surface. Now, we go to the ends of the world to find them and reveal their breathtaking beauty.
On its path to becoming an exquisite piece of jewellery, each diamond touches hundreds of expert hands. Each stage in the journey is vital in shaping the final piece. The diamond can then finally be worn, and often becomes a family heirloom, handed down through generations.
Natural diamonds are one of the oldest and rarest of nature’s treasures you can own. Formed through intense heat and pressure in the earth’s mantle between 720 million and 3.5 billion years ago, they are older than some of the stars in the sky. Nature only has a limited supply, inherently rare and precious with an enduring value, diamonds are an irreplaceable symbol to mark life’s most significant moments. Natural diamonds also confer other values. The natural diamond industry generates $16 billion in net socioeconomic and environmental benefits annually, 60% of which are retained locally and benefiting communities directly and indirectly.
We curate a recommendation of impeccable diamond options based on your unique preferences and budget from our private global network. We take sourcing seriously and work exclusively with vendors from countries that adhere to the mandated Kimberley Process Certification Scheme (KPCS).