Ethical Standards
Responsible Sourcing
We will not sell a piece we cannot trace. Every stone and every gram of metal comes with documentation.
Our Standards
What We Require of Every Stone
The fine jewelry industry has a long history of opaque supply chains. Stones and metals pass through numerous hands between mine and market, and questions about their origin are rarely answered. We have built our sourcing standards around one principle: we will not sell a piece we cannot trace.
Every natural diamond in our collection comes with a gemological certificate from an independent grading laboratory specifying its origin country and characteristics. Every gram of gold is sourced from refiners on the LBMA Responsible Gold Guidance list. We refuse to work with suppliers who cannot provide documentation.
By Material
Our Sourcing Standards
Natural Diamonds
All natural diamonds are sourced through Kimberley Process Certification Scheme (KPCS) compliant channels. We work only with suppliers who provide country-of-origin documentation and an independent gemological certificate for every stone. We will not knowingly purchase diamonds from conflict-affected regions.
Gold & White Gold
Our 18K gold is sourced from refiners certified under the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) Responsible Gold Guidance. This means the refiner has been independently audited for compliance with anti-money laundering, conflict, and environmental standards. We do not purchase gold from unknown or unaudited refiners.
Moissanite & Lab Diamonds
Our moissanite and lab-grown diamond suppliers provide stones grown in controlled laboratory environments with zero mining impact. Every lab stone comes with a grading report confirming it was created synthetically. These stones offer full optical and chemical equivalence to their mined counterparts at a fraction of the environmental cost.
The Process
From Ground to Workshop
01
Stone Selection
We source stones only from certified suppliers with provenance documentation. Each stone is selected by our procurement team against defined grade specifications before purchase.
02
Independent Grading
Every stone is submitted to an independent gemological laboratory for grading before it enters our workshop.
03
Workshop Handover
Once graded, the stone is passed to our master karigar along with the full material specification and piece number. The karigar receives only what is needed for that specific piece — no pooling of materials.
04
Final Finish
Upon completion, each piece is inspected for stone security, metal integrity, finish quality, and weight against specification before it leaves the workshop.
"A piece of jewelry is only as honest as the supply chain behind it. We built our process so that anyone who buys from us can trace their stone from grade report to gift box."