Diamond sustainably

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To deliver the best quality of diamonds and jewelry KGK Group uses sophisticated manufacturing technology, ethical sourcing and presence across the value chain.

KGK Group Dimaonds

The KGK Group began diamond supply in 1969 and the group started manufacturing finished diamonds in 1986 and went on to become a esteemed name in the business. KGK is constantly at the epicenter of the worldwide diamond trade and its diamond processes are based out of Antwerp and Belgium. Diamond specialists of KGK come with years of experience and know-how in choosing the best stones that reflects positively on the performance. The processing of diamonds takes place in KGK manufacturing units based in India, South Africa, Russia Botswana, and Namibia.


Diamond clienteles are globally looking for natural diamonds coming from ethical and sustainable mining practices. Years of proficiency and hard work helps KGK build trust with its customers.


KGK is well-known for its integrated supply pipeline, which helps them deliver excellent products. KGK paths all its diamonds from a rough piece of rock to a glittering piece of jewelry.


The efforts put in by KGK over the years, across the globe has helped it won many honors. The KGK Group is a Sightholder of the De Beers Group. In addition KGK is proud to be Alrosa Alliance Members and Rio Tinto Select Diamantaires.

 

Being an established player in the diamond trade KGK brings a wide variety of choice to the table along with excellent quality. The company offers an exceptional range of natural, colourless and coloured stones in every perceivable size, gloom and shape.


The group works with the best and latest in manufacturing expertise. It uses standards of manufacturing which are the best in industry and constantly innovates to better the production process. DiaMark™ laser marking, KGK uses Galaxy™ diamond mapping and water jet laser cutting are the techniques in manufacturing. The volumes processed by the group and benefits of competences of scale help it deliver value to its customers.

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