Truly traceable jewelry
NO MINES, NO MIDDLEMEN
At Kimaï, we’ve carefully selected every one of our materials and partners so we can track every step in our jewelry’s journey and give you full clarity around your stone’s story.
Why is traceability important?
The mining industry is notoriously complex and opaque. Supply chains are often completely untraceable, with gems passed from mines to traders dozens of times. The industry is full of unfair working conditions, environmentally disastrous consequences and blown-up prices. At Kimaï, we aim to bring a new level of transparency to the jewelry industry. High-quality, low-impact, and fully traceable – it’s that simple.
Our Promise
1. JEWELRY THAT DOESN’T COST THE EARTH
We use cutting-edge technology that replicates the natural diamond growing process in a lab. The resulting diamond is identical to one that comes from a mine in every way — except its lower environmental impact.
2. WE’RE FULLY TRANSPARENT
At Kimai, we’ve carefully selected all our materials and partners so we can track every step in our jewelry’s journey and give you full clarity around your stone’s story. We promise to always keep our supply chain transparent.
3. IT’S HANDMADE IN ANTWERP
We work with trusted professionals in Antwerp, from goldsmiths and setters to polishers. This allows us to make sure that everyone is working in a safe environment, as well as having close control over the entire process.
Our Materials
Lab-grown diamonds
Lab-grown diamonds don’t harm the earth or disrupt communities, unlike the environmental affects of mining. You can learn more about how our diamonds are made here.
Recycled gold
Reusable Packaging
Recycled Cord
Meet the beautiful faces behind your jewelry
GEORGE
GEORGE
Meet George - our goldsmith who's been with us since the beginning. From the Felicity Earrings to the Ivy Necklace, he crafts many of our bestselling designs and bespoke pieces. George is a true handyman, both in his atelier and at home with his renovation projects.
Book an appointment with one of designers and discuss any questions you might have, or what your needs may be.