Conflict Diamonds Policy

Becaro upholds to respect social and ethically responsible business practices in the jewelry and diamond trade. All diamonds in our products are “conflict free”.

What are Conflict Diamonds?

Conflict diamonds, also known as blood diamonds, are diamonds mined and used by rebel groups in African countries to fund wars and activities that involve human rights breeches.

What is the Kimberly Process?

The Kimberley Process warranty system is a well-structured 'Certificate of Origin' regime that is an effective way of ensuring that only legitimate diamonds, those from government-controlled areas reach the market, and subsequently your purchase. Diamonds can only legally be imported into one of the 69 Kimberley process countries. Israel is a full member of the KP group of countries.

How can I tell if a diamond is conflict free?

It is impossible to tell where a diamond comes from just by looking at it. The only way you can know if a diamond is conflict free is to ask your jeweler if they have a “conflict free diamond” policy and if they are able to guarantee that the diamond has been purchased from legitimate conflict free sources.

How can I be assured that Becaro diamonds are “conflict free”?

It is important to purchase your jewelry from a reliable and established source. We are constantly monitoring our diamond suppliers to ensure that the diamonds set in your purchase are guaranteed to be conflict free. We only source diamonds from verified suppliers who can demonstrate the complete chain of custody of their goods from the mine to the finished product.