Jewellery: African Romance Diamond Jewellery Collections
African Romance [South Africa]
[Image credits: Red Carpet Collection – African Romance]
Irresistible, elegant, charming – say African Romance of their diamonds. From bespoke customised pieces for private clients to limited edition collections targeted at the luxury retail sector, African Romance offers its discerning clientele the very best in diamond jewellery.
Mined in Africa, polished, designed and set by highly experienced local craftsmen and women, state-of-the-art equipment combines with heritage to bring you a uniquely African product. Designs infused with the spirit of Africa take their inspiration from nature’s gifts; the earth, sun, wind and fire, riveting sunrises and sienna sunsets and wildlife. Taking pride in keeping all the elements of production local, the company website speaks of African Romance’s commitment to training those in the local communities, passing on skills to the next generation and creating jobs within a highly exclusive industry.
[Image credits: African Inspiration Collection – African Romance]
Knowing where your diamonds come from has been a source for growing concern amongst consumers and to this extent African Romance speaks of their adherence to responsible ethical and environmental business practice; tracking every diamond from ‘mine to finger’, subscribing to the Kimberley Process Certification scheme and working with mining partners who comply with the Mining Charter. African Romance provides every customer with written a guarantee upon purchase.
[Image credits: African Inspiration Collection – African Romance]
… and if you want to experience the journey your diamond has taken from it’s rough state to a glittering work of art, African Romance offers guided tours of their facilities or if your prefer spend the time selecting your diamond and jewellery design.
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For further information on African Romance visit: www.africanromance.com
To read more on the Kimberly process visit: www.kimberleyprocess.com
For further information on African Romance visit: www.africanromance.com
To read more on the Kimberly process visit: www.kimberleyprocess.com
