Kimberley Process Compliant
All of the countries where diamonds from CrownStone Diamonds are sourced are participants in the Kimberley Process, with the diamonds also undergoing additional independent verification.
Protecting People and the Planet.
OECD Due Diligence Aligned
All diamonds from CrownStone Diamonds are sourced in alignment with the Organisation of Economic Cooperation and Development's (OECD) Due Diligence Guidance.
ISO 14001 Certified
The working mines and key facilities are independently certified to the ISO 14001 environmental management system standard.
Biodiversity Pledge
CrownStone Diamonds is a signatory to the Convention on Biological Diversity's 'Business and Biodiversity Pledge'.
Each diamond is recovered in a way that respects and protects people
the environment and the communities around where the diamonds are sourced. Our focus is on having net positive environmental outcomes
so we strive to protect the environment by innovating continuously, and responding to environmental challenges and opportunities systematically. To achieve this, we work closely with stakeholders and partners.
Standards Behind Every CrownStone Diamond.
Best Practice Principles
All mines where diamonds from CrownStone Diamonds originate comply with the rigorous standards of the Best Practice Principles (BPP) assurance programme, covering business, human rights, social, environmental and mining risks. All operations must complete a self-assessment annually and host regular audits by third-party verifiers.
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The Social Way 3.0
The Social Way — a framework for social performance — governs our approach. The mines where the diamonds are sourced abide by its obligations, ensuring opportunities for development are maximised and potential negative social impacts are avoided or mitigated. The Social Way 3.0 introduces a new integrated Social Way Management System.
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External Governance & Frameworks
Each mine where diamonds from CrownStone Diamonds originate abides by, and is audited against, a robust code of practices outlined by the Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC) — addressing human rights, labour rights, environmental impact, mining operations and product disclosure.
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External certification, governance frameworks and internal compliance. Learn more.
