UnethicalDiamonds.com is an intentionally provocative name, not a description of our jewellery. It challenges the idea that a reassuring label should replace questions, evidence and clear information.
The name invites scrutiny. Jewellery is personal and its materials matter, so we want clients to ask where information comes from, what documentation applies and what is known about the specific piece.
We would rather answer a careful question than rely on a vague slogan.
Responsible sourcing is not a single adjective. It is a process of asking, recording and explaining what can be supported.
Our aim is to make that process understandable and to improve the information supplied as our collection grows.
Future product pages will identify natural or laboratory-grown diamonds and disclose known treatments and grading details where applicable.
Available grading reports, supplier statements or provenance records will be identified for the relevant piece.
We will not present a certification, source or environmental benefit that we cannot support.
Production begins after confirmation, allowing design, size, destination and documentation expectations to be reviewed early.
Clients may contact us before ordering to ask what information is available for a particular design.
Trust should be earned through clear, piece-specific information rather than a single adjective applied to every design.
Tell us which design you are considering and what documentation matters to you.
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