Blood diamonds, also known as conflict diamonds, are diamonds that are traded by insurgent and extremist organizations, primarily found in central and Western African countries. At Rosetti Gems Antwerp, we strongly advocate for the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme (KPCS), and we can assure you that our company exclusively handles diamonds that are entirely devoid of any connections to conflicts.

Absolutely! Based in the heart of the Diamond Exchange in Antwerp, we possess complete access to a comprehensive range of colorless gemstones as well. In the event that you do not come across your desired gem on our online platform, kindly inform us about your specific preferences, and we will be more than happy to assist you in finding it.

We are pleased to offer the option of sending non-GIA certified gemstones to GIA for certification. The pricing will be determined by the gemstone's size, commencing at €250. This service typically requires a processing time of 3 to 4 weeks.

Rosetti Gems Antwerp is fully compliant with President Biden’s executive order on the sourcing of non-industrial diamonds of Russian origin. As of March 21, 2022, Tiffany has paused the sourcing of all rough diamonds from Russia, as well as serialized diamonds of Russian origin regardless of where they are cut and polished.

For melee diamonds, Tiffany has taken the extra step of instructing our suppliers to stop buying Russian rough stones on our behalf and to separate Russian and non-Russian melee moving forward.

While approximately 30% of the world’s diamonds originate from Russia, at Rosetti, our transparent chain of custody process with our newly sourced, individually registered diamonds offers the client the opportunity to choose the country or region from which their engagement diamond originates a first among global luxury jewellers.