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Long before your great-great-grandmother was born, the diamond in your ring was already forming. Slowly. Impossibly slowly. Under pressure and heat that would vaporise a human body in an instant.

Born in the Deep Earth

Natural diamonds form between 150 and 200 kilometres beneath the earth’s surface, where temperatures reach 900-1,300C and pressures exceed 45,000 times what we experience at sea level. This process takes between one billion and three billion years.

A natural diamond is not just a stone. It is a geological archive — a piece of deep time made wearable.

The Journey to the Surface

Diamonds are carried to the surface by deep volcanic eruptions through formations called kimberlite pipes. These events have not occurred in any significant way for at least 25 million years.

Responsible Sourcing

At Purpose Driven Diamonds, we source our natural diamonds from conflict-free origins. We trace every stone to its country of origin and work only with suppliers who demonstrate responsible mining practices.

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