Non Conflict Diamond Engagement Rings

Non Conflict Diamond Engagement Rings. Yes, we have taken rigorous steps to assure that conflict diamonds do not enter our inventory. Another common reason to opt for a non-diamond alternative to your engagement ring is the ongoing conflict that surrounds the vast majority of diamonds mined throughout the world.

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Whether it is a fashion statement, an eco-conscious movement, or a token of love, these rings are sure to please. Explore different styles in our exclusive range of Diamond Engagement Rings, such as Classic Solitaire, Halo Ring Design, and Bridal Ring Set. Our loose diamonds page is a great resource which contains different categories of certified diamonds that are carefully evaluated by third-party experts and graded based on their color, clarity, and cut.

Day's Jewelers requires suppliers to provide a written warranty, for every diamond purchased, that it was acquired from non-conflict sources.

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Non Conflict Engagement Rings | Non-Conflict Engagement Ring

Through measures such as the Kimberley Process, which tracks diamonds from mine to market, the industry in partnership with the United Nations, governments, and non-governmental organizations, polices diamond exports to prevent the trade of illegal diamonds. Our select group of diamond suppliers demonstrate a robust chain of custody protocol for their diamonds and have the ability to track and segregate diamonds by origin. Blue Nile, along with the global diamond industry, has a zero-tolerance policy toward conflict diamonds.