Are Indira diamonds natural?

Yes, the diamonds used in this collection are natural, except for styles explicitly described as having lab-grown diamonds (for example, the Little Tennis bracelet). Lab-grown diamonds have the same physical properties as natural ones, at a more accessible price—and wherever we use them, we state it transparently.

How are the diamonds certified?

The diamonds are certified at batch level, a standard practice for demi-fine jewelry that verifies authenticity. Individual, per-stone certification would add a significant cost to each piece. This way we keep fair pricing with no compromise on authenticity, and every order includes a warranty certificate.

What does carat (CT) mean for a diamond?

Carat measures a diamond’s weight, not its visual size. In the collection you’ll find pieces with 0,05 CT, 0,1 CT and above—as carat increases, so do the stone’s presence and the piece’s value. Each product displays the carat where specified.

What color are Indira’s diamonds?

Depending on the design, we use W-color diamonds—remarkable for their whiteness—and I-color diamonds, with a slightly warmer hue. The color difference is reflected in the price and lets you choose between a bright white sparkle and a softer tone, both natural.

What settings are the diamonds set in?

The diamonds are set in solid 14K gold (58,5% gold, available in yellow, white, or rose), and some special pieces in 18K gold. Solid gold provides the right durability for pieces intended for long-term wear, often alongside sapphires, emeralds, or natural pearls.

Are they suitable for engagements or as wedding bands?

Absolutely. Many styles are part of our selection dedicated to milestone moments—from solitaire rings to sapphire-and-diamond pieces. You’ll find them alongside the engagement rings and wedding bands, and some can be personalized (engraving or adding a small diamond on eligible styles).