From Mine to Your Hand
1. Mining & Extraction
Diamonds form deep underground in volcanic pipes called kimberlite and lamproite... After mining, the ore is crushed and sorted—often requiring hundreds of tons of rock to produce just one carat of gem-quality diamond.
2. Birth Beneath the Earth
Natural diamonds form 150–200 km below Earth’s surface under extreme pressure and heat... Rare volcanic eruptions then carry them to the surface, embedded in kimberlite rock.
4. Cutting & Polishing
Diamond cutting and polishing is a multi-stage process... It involves careful planning, cleaving or sawing, bruting, faceting, and polishing to maximize the stone's brilliance and value.
3. Sorting & Valuation
Diamond sorting and valuation rely on the universally accepted "4Cs"... Professionals use loupes and reference samples to ensure consistent grading.
5. Certification
Diamond certification involves an independent gemological laboratory... This process results in a detailed report which assures the diamond's authenticity.
6. Jewelry Design
Designers craft elegant settings that complement the diamond’s shape, enhancing its beauty and wearability.
7. Delivered with Trust
The final piece reaches your hands—ethically sourced, expertly crafted, and ready to be cherished for generations.