Leading Diamond Companies of the World

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Leading Diamond Companies of the World

Symbol of love, a women’s best friend, the most precious companion of women; on one hand, these are few adjectives for diamond whereas on the other hand diamond is said to be a symbol of prestige, status, power, and wealth. Diamond is the most shining gemstone and is adorned by its owner like nothing else and is considered as a status symbol for its wearer. 

Diamond is today a vital part of all fashion trends and that’s a significant reason that the diamond market has grown significantly over the past few years. 

 

Every woman and even man today loves to flaunt diamonds, they love their diamond to be big and stunning but beyond their love for beautiful diamond jewelry, not everyone knows that diamond is one of the hardest natural stones and needs to be cut into the desired shape delicately. Only a few people are curious to know the facts about how a diamond is created and most importantly who is creating the beautiful diamond and turning the diamonds into contemporary designs. 

 

Do you know which Diamond company contributes the most to enhancing women’s attractiveness? Do you know which is the world no. 1 diamond company? If not, this blog will be telling you about which are the world's top diamond companies and how diamond companies are growing and recognized all over the world. Also, top diamond companies in India.

 

These are 4 diamond manufacturing companies in World that are working hard to revamp diamond’s beauty. Also, world no. 1 diamond company


1. KGK Group


KGK Group is the top diamond companies in India. With global diamond operations based in Atwerp, KGK distributing diamonds since 1969, they deal in diamonds of possibly available all colors, shapes, and sizes. KGK Group is a preferred and trusted partner of top diamond companies of the world, promising quality and value to its partner, KGK has earned the trust of all the big diamond companies.


2. De Beers


De Beers is amongst the world top Diamond companies and is a Public-private partnership where 85% is owned by Anglo American and 15% is owned by the Government of the Republic of Botswana. De Beers’ two primary mines in Botswana, Jwaneng and Orapa exemplify around 30% of the diamond output by value. Jwaneng is perhaps the most valued diamond mine globally. De Beers currently has approximately 40 million carats of production capacity. De Beers has mining and manufacturing operations of diamonds and also sells and distributes rough diamonds through Diamond Trading Company (DTC). KGK Group’s diamond operation has earned the coveted status of a De Beers sight holder.


3. ALROSA


ALROSA is amongst the world’s top diamond mining companies, accounting for more than 28% of global diamond production. ALROSA is the biggest diamond manufacturer in Russia. It does cutting and polishing rough diamonds, before selling the polished ones to major jewellery retailers and setters globally. They own a diamond field called Verkhne- Munskoye which is the main reason for ALROSA being amongst the world's top diamond companies. KGK Group’s diamond operation has earned the coveted status of a De Beers sight holder. KGK Group is an Alrosa Alliance member.


4. RIO TINTO 


Rio Tinto owns and operates the Argyle diamond mine in the East Kimberley region of Australia and the Diavik mine in Canada. Argyle has produced more than 800 million carats of rough diamonds. It is one of the world’s largest providers of diamonds and the world’s largest supplier of natural colored diamonds. KGK Group is Rio Tinto Select Diamantaires. 

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