Diamonds are a product of nature and a product of people. The little pieces of carbon are pressed together by Mother Natured that are mined and polished by people. The results are sparkling diamonds. These precious stones have been loved and adored by millions of people for hundreds and hundreds of years. At first only available to the rich and famous but later on also for people like you and me. However, around the 1990’s, stories came out about conflict or “blood” diamonds. When the messages about conflict diamonds reached us, we knew instantly we had to do something. There was no way we would benefit over the backs of people that are suffering because of our products, however lovely they may be. We needed to make sure all of our diamonds are obtained in a responsible way and that everyone who is included in the process is treated well.
So we did.
But of course, we try to do more to create a better and greener tomorrow.
Once a blood diamond is cut and polished, its terrible underlying story gets ‘brushed away' and looks exactly like any other (good) diamond. But can a product with such a questionable history, be truly beautiful? We strongly believe it cannot.
Once a blood diamond is cut and polished, its terrible underlying story gets ‘brushed away' and looks exactly like any other (good) diamond. But can a product with such a questionable history, be truly beautiful? We strongly believe it cannot.
Reduce, reuse, recycle and repeat. Of course, it is not only diamonds we work with at Royal Coster Diamonds. Our entire staff works together to make Royal Coster more and more environmentally friendly with various initiatives.
Reduce, reuse, recycle and repeat. Of course, it is not only diamonds we work with at Royal Coster Diamonds. Our entire staff works together to make Royal Coster more and more environmentally friendly with various initiatives.
"Good leadership starts with the leaders themselves. I cannot expect from our staff to become environmental heroes without setting good examples myself. That's why I strive every day to lead the way in our march to create a greener tomorrow."
"Good leadership starts with the leaders themselves. I cannot expect from our staff to become environmental heroes without setting good examples myself. That's why I strive every day to lead the way in our march to create a greener tomorrow."
The “Ronald McDonald Kinderfonds” (Children’s fund), is a Dutch foundation that supports ill and handicapped children and their families.
For people that are down on their luck and became homeless, there’s street newspaper Z!. This paper empowers Amsterdam’s homeless.
Over 600.000 children grow up in an environment dominated by unemployment and a lack of good role models. JINC helps these kids.
To keep one of the Netherlands' most famous museum accessible to a large audience, the Rijksmuseum depends on sponsoring.
With contributions from sponsors the museum organizes lectures, exhibitions and gives workshops to e.g. the elderly and children.
The CanalHouseParade is a project from Social Sculptures to help people with poor job prospects from the learning company “Pantar”.
Ice*Amsterdam is a place where families and friends can skate, share a hot cocoa, snap idyllic pictures and join several (cultural) activities.
We'll always try to see if we can make room to support a noble cause. If you are looking for a sponsor and see the right fit, please contact us.
