
United Kingdom · Luxury goods & jewelry startup
Kimai is an ethical fine jewelry brand founded in 2018 by Jessica Warch and Sidney Neuhaus.
Funding reportedLast round: Seed
Kimai is an ethical fine jewelry brand founded in 2018 by Jessica Warch and Sidney Neuhaus.
Headquartered in London, the company specializes in luxury pieces made from lab-grown diamonds and 18k recycled gold. With a mission to redefine the jewelry industry, Kimai emphasizes sustainability and transparency, proving that luxury can be achieved without environmental harm. The brand operates as a Direct-to-Consumer (DTC) company, offering bespoke jewelry creation and customization services. Customers can design unique pieces or personalize existing designs, ensuring each item reflects individual preferences. Kimai's product line includes engagement rings, necklaces, bracelets, and earrings, all crafted with sustainable materials. The company has gained recognition for its commitment to ethical practices, becoming a Certified B Corporation in August 2023 and securing a £250,000 investment on the BBC show "Dragons' Den" in January 2024. Kimai targets eco-conscious luxury consumers and modern professionals, primarily in the UK, US, Belgium, France, and Switzerland. The brand's focus on high-quality materials and contemporary design positions it as a leader in the ethical luxury market.
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