Diamonds may be forever, but not all diamonds are created equally. Many people don’t realise that the journey of a diamond can have a major ethical impact. At For Your Eternity, we ensure that every diamond we use is ethically sourced, meaning it is free from conflict, human rights abuses, and environmental harm.
What Makes a Diamond Ethical?
An ethical diamond is one that has been mined or created in a way that:
- Avoids conflict financing – It does not fund wars or armed groups.
- Respects human rights – Miners are paid fairly and work in safe conditions.
- Minimises environmental harm – Mining operations follow strict sustainability guidelines.
We only source diamonds that comply with the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme (KPCS) and the World Diamond Council System of Warranties (SoW), ensuring that our stones are conflict-free and responsibly traded.
How Can You Tell if a Diamond is Ethical?
When buying a diamond, always look for:
- Certification from trusted organisations like GIA or IGI.
- Full disclosure from the jeweller about the diamond’s origin.
- Recycled or lab-grown diamonds, which offer a sustainable alternative.
At For Your Eternity, we believe you should never have to compromise your values for beauty. Our diamonds are carefully selected to ensure they meet the highest ethical and environmental standards.
