For EMD Diamonds, responsible sourcing is at the very heart of our business. This commitment spans every diamond’s journey from rough to polished and extends to the craftsmanship and materials behind our jewelry. We take special care to uphold ethical business practices, support the advancement of diverse local communities, and protect the natural world.
As part of this dedication, we are proud members of the Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC), the world’s leading organization for setting sustainability standards in the jewelry industry.
The RJC Code of practices policy defines the EMD Diamonds standards on business ethics, human rights, social performance and environmental performance against which EMD Diamonds are to be certified. A key feature of RJC certification is the requirement for independent third party auditing of EMD Diamonds management systems and performance. The RJC certification system also establishes mechanisms for early identification of issues, corrective action, and enforcement methodology.
The EMD Diamonds Code of practices covers a wide range of sustainable development issues, and is applicable throughout the supply chain, from rough diamonds to jewelry retail to the final consumer.
EMD Diamonds is proud to offer diamonds that are both ethical and environmentally responsible.
Our natural diamonds come from suppliers who adhere to the Kimberley Process and uphold rigorous labor, trade, and environmental standards. All are members of the Responsible Jewelry Council (RJC) and follow its Code of Practice.
We also provide lab-grown diamonds, crafted in controlled environments with minimal environmental impact. These diamonds offer a sustainable, ethical alternative without compromising on quality.
View Diamonds With Ethical OriginsEMD Diamonds is passionate about cultivating a more transparent, sustainable, compassionate and inclusive diamond industry. We aim to extend our positive impact not just to our supply chain, but also in the greater communities where natural diamonds are sourced. We support the Diamonds Do Good organization, whose mission is to promote programs that develop and empower people in communities where natural diamonds are mined, cut, and polished.
To learn more visit DiamondsDoGood.com