International Gems News SRK Natural Diamonds Now Come with A Negative Carbon Footprint by Nikhil Prasad July 20, 2025 written by Nikhil Prasad July 20, 2025 Share 0FacebookTwitterPinterestThreadsBlueskyEmail 181 Key points Indian Diamond Powerhouse Sets Bold Sustainability Benchmark In a groundbreaking achievement for both India and the global jewellery industry, Shree Ramkrishna Exports (SRK) has become the first company in the world to manufacture carbon-negative natural polished diamonds. This milestone is not a marketing gimmick but a result of rigorous environmental protocols, third-party verification, and an authentic commitment to planetary well-being.SRK is actively advancing 14 of the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, placing it among the most progressive and forward-looking manufacturers in the global gem and jewellery space. Gems News: Indian Diamond Powerhouse Sets Bold Sustainability Benchmark In a groundbreaking achievement for both India and the global jewellery industry, Shree Ramkrishna Exports (SRK) has become the first company in the world to manufacture carbon-negative natural polished diamonds. This milestone is not a marketing gimmick but a result of rigorous environmental protocols, third-party verification, and an authentic commitment to planetary well-being. Title: Diamonds that have a negative carbon footprint, a new trendImage Credit: Shree Ramakrishna Exports Revealed on World Decarbonization Day (June 25), SRK disclosed that each polished natural diamond it produces now carries a certified carbon footprint of –0.239 kg CO₂e per carat. In broader terms, the company reports an organization-wide climate-positive balance of –893 metric tonnes of CO₂e. This Gems News report confirms these figures were independently audited by Deutsch Quality Systems (India) Pvt. Ltd., following stringent international guidelines including ISO 14064-1:2018, ISO 14067:2018, ISO 14068-1:2023, and the GHG Protocol. A Serious Step Forward in Sustainable Manufacturing Unlike greenwashing attempts seen elsewhere in the luxury market, SRK’s declaration is built on transparent, data-backed practices. Its facilities incorporate solar power, water recycling systems, net-zero-certified buildings, and ethical sourcing across its entire supply chain. These strategies are clearly detailed in the company’s soon-to-be-released “Pure Impact Report,” a comprehensive review of its sustainability journey. Shreyans Dholakia, Brand Custodian and Entrepreneur at SRK, explained the ethos behind this achievement: “For us, true luxury is not just about brilliance—it’s about making a meaningful difference. Sustainability is not a trend. It’s a responsibility.” A New Era for Eco-Conscious Gem Buyers This development is especially significant as younger consumers—especially Gen Z and millennials—demand greater transparency and accountability from the brands they support. SRK’s carbon-negative status appeals directly to this value shift, proving that even natural diamonds—often scrutinized for their environmental impact—can be responsibly sourced and ethically produced without compromise. In addition, SRK is actively advancing 14 of the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, placing it among the most progressive and forward-looking manufacturers in the global gem and jewellery space. Its investments in clean energy, waste reduction, ethical labor, and water conservation show that profit and planetary care are not mutually exclusive. SRK’s achievement marks a rare and much-needed example of genuine environmental accountability in the luxury world. It raises the bar not only for Indian manufacturers but for the entire global jewellery trade. The message is clear: the future of luxury must include the planet, and SRK is already living that reality. For the latest on sustainable and carbon free footprint diamonds, keep on logging to Gems News. You Might Also Like UK India Pact Opens Tariff Free Floodgates for Indian Jewellery Tiffany Empire Diamond Necklace Becomes Most Valuable Jewel Ever Offered by the Brand Zoya Jewelry Unveils Whispers from the Valley with Sonam Kapoor Thailand’s ITDCA Delegation Strengthens Jewellery Partnerships at IIJS 2025 in India 2025 precious metals outlookgold investment cautiongold price surge analysisgold rally 2025gold volatility second half 2025H2 gold market risks Share 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestThreadsBlueskyEmail Nikhil Prasad Dr. Nikhil Prasad is a multifaceted entrepreneur and consultant specializing in public relations, business strategy, and independent medical research. He is also an expert herbalist and phytochemical specialist, a certified gemologist, a passionate food connoisseur, and a seasoned writer contributing to numerous international publications, newswire services, and his own media platforms. He is typically based in one of several global hubs, including Sydney, New York, Shanghai, Mumbai, or Bangkok. previous post Gold Rally Surges in 2025 But Turbulent H2 Could Derail Gains next post Rare Colour Diamond Fever Grips Industry After Stunning New Report You may also like Seven Minute Jewelry Heist at Louvre Museum in Paris Shocks the World October 20, 2025 China Jewellery Boom Goes Global Through Livestream Power October 18, 2025 Tiffany Shines Bright as LVMH Feels the Pressure of Soaring Gold Costs October 17, 2025 India’s Gems Exports Thrive Despite Trump’s Tariffs as Indians Outsmart Trade Barriers... 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