Green-SourceTM
Diamonds that Make the World a Better Place®
We identify and certify diamonds, gems, and jewelry that make the world a better place. We do this by applying and certifying auditable ethical sourcing and traceability standards.
We identify and certify diamonds, gems, and jewelry that make the world a better place. We do this by applying and certifying auditable ethical sourcing and traceability standards.
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Green-Source Diamonds represent a new standard in the diamond industry—one rooted in responsibility, transparency, and positive global impact. These are not anonymous diamonds of unknown origin. They are natural diamonds sourced intentionally and ethically, from legitimate mines that contribute meaningfully to the communities and countries in which they operate. As Green-Source Diamonds enter the market, they offer consumers something rare: beauty with purpose.
At its core, Green-Source is a hallmark. It is a basic, agreed-upon ethical standard that ensures diamonds truly make the world a better place. This standard is built on three clear and uncompromising pillars.
1. No Human Rights Abuses
Green-Source Diamonds are mined and manufactured under strict ethical conditions.
2. Community Benefit
Green-Source Diamonds must benefit the people and communities on whose land they are found.
This ensures that diamond-producing regions—such as Botswana—see real, lasting improvements in quality of life and life expectancy as a result of diamond mining.
3. Financial Transparency
Green-Source Diamonds are backed by full financial integrity.
This pillar guarantees that diamond transactions are clean, lawful, and aligned with global financial responsibility.
Green-Source Diamonds are supported by advanced traceability technology that follows a diamond from the mine to the finished gem. Each diamond is physically scanned at the mine. The diamond is uniquely identified and recorded using secure blockchain technology. Scans are matched at the manufacturing stage and again at grading laboratories such as GIA.
The polished diamond can be traced back to its exact rough diamond and original mine. This is not theoretical or paper-based sourcing. It is physical, technological proof of origin and ethics.
No human rights violations involved in the mining or manufacture of the diamonds.
The local communities where the diamonds are mined obtain reasonable compensation and benefit from the diamond revenue. Mining sites are restored and reclaimed.
The source of money used to buy the diamonds meet strict Anti-Money Laundering and Counter Terrorist Funding compliance requirements. The financial affairs of the mining are independently audited, ensuring the mine’s revenue is accountable to all the mine’s stakeholders.
The physical rough diamond is scanned in an auditable manner by an acceptable mining company, and the scan is entered into an approved blockchain database. The scan must uniquely identify the rough diamond and a unique identification number is assigned.
The physical rough diamond is scanned in an auditable manner by an acceptable diamond manufacturer, and the scan is entered into an approved blockchain database. The scan must uniquely identify the rough diamond and match the original scan by the mining company.
The rough diamond is scanned several times during the manufacturing process by the acceptable diamond manufacturer in such a manner that it provides an auditable trail ensuring that the finished polished diamond(s) originated from the original rough diamond scanned by the manufacturer. The scanning may be a component of the manufacturer’s ERP systems that are independently audited and verified. The scans are uploaded to an approved blockchain.
The finished polished diamond is scanned in an auditable manner by the ethically acceptable diamond manufacturer and the scan is entered into an approved blockchain. The scan must uniquely identify the polished diamond and a unique identification number is assigned.
There is a reason that God gave diamonds to the poorest people in the world and made the richest desire them. Bridging that gap is ‘tikkun olam’, fixing the world.
That is why the diamond trade exists.
Martin Rapaport,
CEO, Green-Source Diamonds Inc.
Introducing Green-Source
Ho do Traceability Diamonds Work
Peace Diamond Village
