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Kira Jewels Becomes World’s Largest Lab Grown Diamond Producer

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Key points

  • In this Gems News report the expansion is being described as both a technological breakthrough and a strategic move to consolidate India’s leadership in the international diamond sector.
  • With offices in Mumbai, Surat, Hong Kong, and New York, the company has become a reliable supplier of certified diamonds to some of the world’s biggest markets.
  • Rajesh Lakhani, Founding Partner of Kira Diam LLP, emphasized the importance of this milestone, stating, “Reaching 4,000 reactors is more than just a capacity target—it is a statement of India’s leadership in the global lab-grown diamond industry.

Gems News: Expansion Marks New Milestone in Global Diamond Industry

Kira, part of the well-established Kiran family, has taken a major leap forward in the lab-grown diamond market. The company has expanded its production capacity from 2,600 to 4,000 chemical vapor deposition (CVD) reactors, officially making it the world’s largest producer of lab-grown diamonds. With this scale, the firm is now able to deliver more than 325,000 polished carats each month, reinforcing its dominance in an industry experiencing rapid global growth. In this Gems News report the expansion is being described as both a technological breakthrough and a strategic move to consolidate India’s leadership in the international diamond sector.

Kira Jewels will soon be producing almost 4 million carats of lab-grown diamonds per year
Image Credit: Kira Jewels

Vision and Sustainability at the Core

The expansion reflects the founding vision of Vallabhbhai Lakhani, whose motto “Har ghar hira, har ghar Kira” encapsulates the dream of making diamonds accessible, sustainable, and globally trusted. Today, that vision has translated into a fully integrated company that manages every stage of the value chain—from diamond growing to cutting, polishing, and jewelry production—while employing over 10,000 artisans. Kira’s one-million-square-foot Surat facility is also notable for its sustainability efforts, powered by 75 MW of solar energy with plans to double that to 150 MW in the near future.

Global Reach and Trusted Partnerships

Kira serves more than 4,700 partners worldwide, including leading retail chains, jewelry designers, and manufacturers. With offices in Mumbai, Surat, Hong Kong, and New York, the company has become a reliable supplier of certified diamonds to some of the world’s biggest markets. Its U.S. operation, in particular, boasts the largest lab-grown diamond inventory in the country, with over 250,000 stones, including 150,000 available for next-day delivery.

Leadership Speaks on the Achievement

Rajesh Lakhani, Founding Partner of Kira Diam LLP, emphasized the importance of this milestone, stating, “Reaching 4,000 reactors is more than just a capacity target—it is a statement of India’s leadership in the global lab-grown diamond industry.” Similarly, Mehul Vaghani, CEO of Kira Jewels, highlighted the company’s approach: “This expansion is not just about growth, it’s about trust, responsibility, and ensuring the brilliance of lab-grown diamonds can be enjoyed worldwide.”

Kira expands to 4,000 reactors, securing its position as the world’s largest lab-grown diamond producer Image Credit: Kira Jewels

Future Outlook and Market Trends

With consumer demand for larger and more specialized lab-grown stones rising rapidly, Kira is positioning itself to meet evolving preferences. Current trends suggest strong momentum for elongated fancy shapes in the 3 to 6 carat range, reflecting shifting buyer desires in both retail and wholesale segments. By staying ahead of market shifts and investing heavily in sustainable energy and certified processes, the company continues to set new benchmarks for quality and scale.

Kira’s latest expansion reaffirms India’s pivotal role in the global diamond sector, combining heritage craftsmanship with modern technology. It signals that the future of the diamond market will not only be shaped by natural stones but also by sustainable, ethically produced lab-grown alternatives. This development underscores how innovation, tradition, and consumer trust can come together to redefine an industry.

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