KIRA Diamond Company Expands Production Capacity

Mumbai/Surat, Sept 28 (BVI) – KIRA, part of the Kiran family which has been in the diamond business for over four decades, has announced expansion of its production capacity from 2,600 to 4,000 CVD reactors.

With the expansion, KIRA now produces more than 250,000 polished carats every month, making it by far the world’s largest grower of lab-grown diamonds (LGD), the company said in a statement.

Achieving 4,000 reactors is a milestone that underscores the Kiran family’s ability to turn vision into reality, it said.

KIRA is fully vertically integrated in India, managing the entire value chain — from growing to cutting, polishing, and jewelry manufacturing.

With over 10,000+ Indian artisans, operations powered by 75 MW of solar energy (scaling to 150 MW over the next 2 years), and certifications from SMETA and SEDEX, KIRA represents Make in India at global scale — reducing import dependence while creating value, jobs, and sustainability from India to the world, the company statement said.

India is witnessing a surge in LGD adoption, with Gen Z and Millennials embracing affordability, sustainability, and variety.

Larger stones, fashion accessories, and new jewelry use-cases are fueling unprecedented demand, positioning India as the next big market for LGDs. (BVI)