Every piece we offer carries meaning — across time, place, and personal ritual. That meaning must be matched by integrity. We comply with international sanctions laws and human rights standards to ensure that none of our materials, transactions, or relationships support sanctioned entities, exploitative practices, or conflict-affected supply chains.

We honor boundaries set by:

• U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC)
• United Nations Security Council
• European Union
• UK’s HM Treasury
• Other governing bodies committed to peace and ethical trade

We screen all suppliers and partners before conducting business.

Some materials carry weight that contradicts our values. That’s why we do not source or sell:

• Russian diamonds: as of March 2024, U.S. law prohibits importing diamond jewelry from Russia, even if processed elsewhere. From September 2024, this applies to stones ≥0.5ct.
• Burmese gemstones: jadeite and rubies mined in Burma (Myanmar) are banned due to human rights violations — even if routed through third parties.
• Conflict minerals: we avoid gold, tin, tantalum, and tungsten from conflict zones (like the DRC), guided by the Dodd-Frank Act and OECD principles.
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We reject suppliers and practices tied to:

• Forced or child labor
• State-run mines under sanctioned regimes (e.g., Myanmar’s military gemstone agencies)
• Unsafe or exploitative conditions

Our team receives annual training on:

• Sanctions laws and ethical sourcing
• How to identify and report violations
• The deeper story behind responsible luxury

Jewelry is more than beauty — it’s legacy. This policy ensures every piece we offer is legally compliant, ethically sourced, and emotionally honest. We invite you to adorn yourself with meaning that reflects both your spirit and your values.

Every piece we create carries meaning. And every transaction must carry integrity. That’s why we follow strict anti-money laundering practices — to protect our clients, our craft, and the sacredness of adornment.

For purchases over $10,000, we may ask for ID or proof of funds. This isn’t about bureaucracy — it’s about trust. We want every heirloom, engagement ring, or symbolic charm to be exchanged with clarity and care.

We follow U.S. and international laws, including:

• The Bank Secrecy Act
• The USA PATRIOT Act
• FinCEN guidelines
• Global AML frameworks (FATF, EU, UK, Canada)

For Bank Secrecy Act, we execute the following guidelines:

• Report cash transactions over $10,000 (via IRS Form 8300)
• Maintain records of large or suspicious financial activity
• File Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) when criminal behavior is suspected

This ensures that our brand remains transparent, ethical, and protected from financial misuse.

We quietly monitor for red flags — like unusual payment methods or inconsistent information. If something feels off, we investigate. Discretion and diligence are part of our craft.

Our team receives annual training to recognize and report suspicious activity. Behind every sale is a promise: that your story is honored, and your transaction is secure.