Kira Jewels Opens B2B E-Commerce Portal for Lab-Grown Diamond Jewelry
KIRAJewels.one gives retailers access to more than 500 SKUs of lab-grown diamond rings, earrings, necklaces, and bracelets.

KIRAJewels.one gives retailers access to more than 500 SKUs of lab-grown diamond rings, earrings, necklaces, and bracelets sourced from the company’s inventory of more than 150,000 certified lab-grown diamonds in New York and 400,000 globally.
Diamond stud earrings, rivière necklaces, and tennis bracelets—particularly pieces with fancy and mixed shapes—are among the jewels expected to be trending this holiday season.
Kira Jewels said the site’s high-quality product imagery and real-time pricing and availability replace manual, quote-based ordering with a self-service experience built specifically for wholesale.
KIRAJewels.one has a built-in engagement ring and eternity band configurator that allows retailers to build custom pieces by ring size, setting, diamond shape, carat weight, and metal, with dynamic pricing that updates in retail time.
Turnaround time for custom orders is typically about 10 days.
The portal offers white-labeled showroom options for retailers to showcase jewelry with their own markups directly to their customers.
Retailers also can save their favorites to wish lists.
To access the site, retailers are required to set up a KIRAJewels.one account. They also must clear Kira’s approval process.
Once approved, retailers can log in and filter by style, metal, carat weight, and price, then place and track orders directly online.
“With KIRAJewels.one, we’re bringing the same experience to jewelry-buying that we built for our diamond portal,” Kira Jewels Inc. USA founder and CEO Mehul Vaghani said.
“On the diamond side, we did not stop at the 4Cs. We gave retailers additional search options like measurements and ratios, so they could find exactly what they needed instead of settling for what was available … We want retailers to have that same ease of buying finished jewelry, as simple as any other product they purchase online, and easier to stock deeper collections."
To learn more about Kira Jewels and register for an account, visit KIRAJewels.one.
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