KGK the world of Diamonds

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One of the most enthralling rocks to come out of terrain is the diamond. It always inspires be it for its beauty or for its strength.

KGK Group makes sure that the diamonds that go out into the world are of the purest and most striking beauty – after all, a KGK’s diamond is for infinity! 

Diamond customers across the globe seek natural and ethical diamond coming out from sustainable mining practices. 

These are the exact practices that the KGK Group’s diamond vertical works on.  Under the strong guidance of the Kothari family, KGK group has established an integrated supply pipeline. This helps the company have complete control over the quality of the product. 

From a piece of rock to a sparkling piece of jewel, KGK marks each stone to keep a control over the supply chain to deliver consistent quality. Because of the company’s consistent efforts towards maintaining its excellence and principled standards the The KGK Group is a Sightholder of the De Beers Group. In addition we are proud to be Alrosa Alliance Members and RioTinto Select Diamantaires.

The inheritance of KGK group’s diamond distribution operations can be marked out back to 1969 following which the company started manufacturing finished diamonds in 1986. 

Being an experienced hand in the diamond trade KGK Group brings an extensive range of choice along with quality to the counter. 

There is an exceptional range of natural colourless and coloured stones in every perceivable size, shade and shape that the company offers.

The most important chore for offering good quality produces is to have flawless evaluating and grading standards for uncut stones. KGK’s diamond experts come with years of expertise in selecting the best stones that keeps the value chain vigorous and reflects positively on the performance. 

As far as the manufacturing process is concerned, it is KGK’s constant endeavor to use the highest, most sophisticated standards of manufacturing and constantly innovate to better the production process. DiaMark™ laser marking, Galaxy™ diamond mapping and water jet laser cutting are the methods employed in production at KGK. 

However, one of the greatest benefits of a KGK diamond is that it is accessible through a well-organized supply network. The group has a presence across all significant diamond markets and it is a major contributor at world’s leading diamond and jewellery trade events.

The group’s global distribution infrastructure is spread across Australia, Belgium, China, Hong Kong, India, Japan, Russia, South Africa, Thailand, Taiwan, UAE and the US.

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