MIKIMOTO built not only a legacy in pearls, but also a history of diamonds in Japan.
MIKIMOTO DIAMOND is the diamond line of its parent brand, MIKIMOTO. It carries on the tradition of MIKIMOTO, whose founder, Kōkichi Mikimoto, began a pearl cultivation business in Japan in 1893. Against the background of its history of sending craftsmen to Antwerp, Belgium, in 1911 to introduce diamond-processing techniques, the line focuses primarily on high jewelry and bridal jewelry. MIKIMOTO places importance on the ethical sourcing of diamonds, does not handle conflict diamonds, and sources in accordance with the Kimberley Process and the System of Warranties.
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It aims to unite the beauty of diamonds with ethical practices, does not handle conflict diamonds, and sources responsibly in accordance with the Kimberley Process and the System of Warranties.
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“Mikimoto Diamond” is a designation/line for the diamond category in which MIKIMOTO select…
“Mikimoto Diamond” is a designation/line for the diamond category in which MIKIMOTO selects and processes diamonds itself. It highlights quality-control practices such as polishing techniques dating back to the company’s founding, selection criteria based on the 4Cs, and laser engraving on the girdles of engagement rings. It also sets out responsible sourcing policies, including not handling conflict diamonds, and serves to ensure MIKIMOTO quality in diamond products for high jewelry and bridal collections.
A line that ensures the quality of diamond products
“Mikimoto Diamond” is a designation/line for the diamond category in which MIKIMOTO select…
“Mikimoto Diamond” is a designation/line for the diamond category in which MIKIMOTO selects and processes diamonds itself. It highlights quality-control practices such as polishing techniques dating back to the company’s founding, selection criteria based on the 4Cs, and laser engraving on the girdles of engagement rings. It also sets out responsible sourcing policies, including not handling conflict diamonds, and serves to ensure MIKIMOTO quality in diamond products for high jewelry and bridal collections.
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