Giving Back

The name ANNA DIAMOND comes from Anna, the younger sister of designer and founder Haruna Mori, ten years her junior. It carries a wish that by the time Anna reaches the age Haruna is now, our society will have grown more hopeful and full of life. From that wish, we take part in a number of donation and education initiatives. Even the smallest effort, one at a time. In the hope that grains of dust, gathered, become a mountain.

Diamond for Peace

Toward the Future of the Diamond

At present we work mainly with lab-grown diamonds, yet if the transparency of the supply chain can be assured, we also keep open the possibility of working with natural diamonds. For that future, we donate a portion of the proceeds from our diamond jewelry to Diamond for Peace, in the hope of a society where every diamond exists in a way that cares for both people and the environment. A diamond should not be beautiful alone. Our wish is that even the reality behind its brilliance be something beautiful.

More Trees

Coloring the Forest

For jewelry without diamonds, we carry out an initiative through the general incorporated association more trees, donating the equivalent of planting one tree for each piece. May our jewelry color not only our hearts but also rich forests.

Education

Education Activities

ANNA DIAMOND cherishes dialogue with the children who will carry the next ten years. We have held a special class titled Giving Shape to Your Wishes at Tankyu Gakusha (Mitaka and Shibuya campuses). It began with the experience of crushing Akoya shells, moved on to writing a catchphrase on the theme of Myself in Ten Years, and then to creating works with paints made from the shells. If you would like a lecture or a program, feel free to reach out.

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Even the smallest effort, one at a time.
In the hope that grains of dust, gathered, become a mountain.