Responsible Sourcing

Candeo Diamonds, like the rest of the diamond industry, has a zero-tolerance policy for conflict diamonds. The industry polices diamond exports to prevent the trade of illegal diamonds through measures such as the Kimberley Process, which tracks diamonds from mine to market in collaboration with the United Nations, governments, and non-governmental organizations. At Candeo Diamonds, we only buy diamonds from the largest and most reputable suppliers who, like us, proudly adhere to and enforce the Kimberley Process standards. All Candeo Diamonds diamonds are conflict-free guaranteed. If one of our suppliers is found to be in violation of that process, we will terminate the relationship immediately. We will continue to support and promote any process that works to ensure the integrity of the diamond trade. Diamonds are mined all over the world, with major operations in Australia, Africa, Russia, and Canada. Diamonds are a major source of good in many African countries, providing employment and healthcare to thousands.

CANDEO primarily utilizes recycled and re-refined precious metals in our fine Jewelry as part of our commitment and promises to environmental responsibility. Our team of experts design high-quality sourced jewelry and offers best-in-class jewelry to our valuable customers across. We aim to remove the negative impacts of dirty gold mining by diminishing the demand for newly mined metals and underlying the programs committed to improving the mining procedure.

Because each ring we deliver is a made-to-order custom piece, each ring requires different components and is frequently delivered to a different country at a different manufacturing speed. As a result, depending on the requirements, our supply chain process varies from ring to ring.

The standard procedure is to prepare the 3D design file in USA, ready for later 3D printing. We then send the file to a our production facility in New Jersey, where 3D printing takes place, and the 3D wax is cast into metal. 

All rings are then hand-finished in our state-of-the-art workshop, where they are set, polished, engraved, and quality controlled. The Assay office also verifies the fineness of the metal and stamps the ring.

We have worked with suppliers from Canada, Russia, South Africa, and Namibia, and we have discovered that our current partners produce the highest quality for custom-made pieces, which is why they have already assisted us in crafting and delivering over 2,000 pieces.

Diamonds grown in laboratories are grown in highly controlled environments using advanced technological processes that mimic the conditions under which diamonds naturally develop. Diamonds created in a laboratory have the same physical, chemical, and optical properties as natural diamonds, as well as the same fire, scintillation, and sparkle. Because they do not require diamond mining, lab created diamonds are an excellent value and a responsible choice.

Moissanite is a silicon carbide diamond simulant. A diamond simulant is a stone that resembles a diamond but is not a genuine diamond. Because it is difficult to distinguish between a diamond and a moissanite, moissanite is a popular diamond substitute.