Accurate descriptions
Natural, lab-grown and moissanite are distinct choices. Material identity, metal purity and finish should be clearly understood.
Sustainability
Responsible decisions begin with clear information.
A thoughtful collection starts with knowing your materials, asking the right questions and designing for a life beyond the first purchase.
Start with the material
Choose with understanding.
The right material serves your design, your customer and the standards your business has set. We supply natural diamonds, lab-grown diamonds and moissanite, alongside gold and sterling silver jewelry.
Origin is part of the conversation.
If your collection has sourcing or traceability requirements, share them at the start. Ask what information can accompany your selected stones and agree what needs to be verified before ordering.
A different origin, clearly described.
Lab-grown diamonds should be identified as lab-grown in your specifications and customer information. Environmental impact depends on how they are produced; the material name alone is not evidence of a lower footprint.
A gemstone with its own identity.
Moissanite is a distinct gemstone, not a diamond. Its appearance, performance and price make it a separate design choice. Clear naming helps customers understand exactly what they are buying.
Specify the metal behind the finish.
Choose from 10K, 14K and 18K gold or 925 sterling silver. If you require recycled content or particular sourcing evidence, include that requirement in your brief so availability and documentation can be discussed.
Documentation & traceability
Confidence comes from the details you can check.
A clear specification creates a useful record of what has been requested. Supporting documents should relate to the actual stones and materials selected for your order.
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Define your requirements
Tell us which material, origin information, grading reports or sourcing documents your business needs.
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Confirm what is available
Discuss the evidence available for the proposed selection, including any gaps that need to be resolved.
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Keep the descriptions consistent
Use the agreed material names and specifications when planning product information for your customers.
GIA or IGI reports can be requested for suitable stones, subject to availability. A grading report describes a stone; it does not, by itself, establish the environmental or social impact of its supply chain.
A practical approach
Responsibility needs specifics.
We welcome the questions that help your business make a considered decision. Your standards should be part of the brief, rather than an assumption made after production.
Evidence before claims
If a collection depends on an environmental or sourcing claim, agree the supporting evidence needed before using that claim.
Thoughtful order planning
Discuss quantities, samples and design changes early. A well-defined brief can help avoid unnecessary revisions and unwanted stock.
Designed to be worn
Think beyond the display case.
Proportion, setting design and material selection influence how a piece lives with its wearer. These decisions deserve attention while a design is still taking shape.
Discuss the intended use of the piece, the finish and any future sizing or maintenance considerations. Clear care guidance and periodic professional checks can help your customers look after their jewelry over time.
Work with Caratcube
Bring your standards into the brief.
Share your material preferences, sourcing questions and documentation requirements. We’ll help you identify the details that need to be agreed for your collection.
Discuss your requirements