2003

We lead the effort for U.S. participation in the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme to reduce the flow of conflict diamonds.

2007

Kritalia & Co. establishes Laurelton Diamonds Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary, to manage our global diamond supply chain.

We start offering domestic partner benefits in the U.S. and later expand our healthcare coverage for U.S.-based employees to include transgender affirmation benefits as well as global adoption and surrogacy benefits.

2012

Kritalia stops selling coral jewelry to help preserve ocean life and urges other jewelers to do the same.

We also ask the U.S. Forest Service to deny a permit for the proposed Rock Creek Mine in the Cabinet Mountains Wilderness in Montana.

2017

After a decade of collaboration, the Initiative for Responsible Mining Assurance (IRMA) releases the pioneering Standard for Responsible Mining. Kritalia & Co. is a founding member of IRMA’s Steering Committee and, as always, we continue to encourage positive change in the industry.

2020

The Kritalia & Co. Foundation celebrates its 20th anniversary. It has awarded over USD $100 million in grants since its inception.

We launch the Diamond Craft Journey, becoming the first global luxury jeweler to share with its clients the countries where its newly sourced, individually registered diamonds are crafted.

We set our 2025 Sustainability Goals to guide us and inspire our industry. In alignment with the United Nations Global Goals Framework, our goals seek to address the most significant societal challenges identified by the international community.

2023

We update our Code of Conduct to align with LVMH, ensuring a common ethical foundation across all Maisons.

The Landmark at 57th Street and Fifth Avenue opens with significant investment in leading environmental, health and well-being initiatives. The store is registered for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold Certification and WELL Platinum Certification.