Seller & exporter authority
Verify legal identity, mandate chain and authority to own, market and export the parcel.
Diamonds — Kimberley & parcel verification
Rough-diamond transactions require more than possession of stones. Divitia’s framework connects seller authority, lawful provenance, parcel verification, valuation, certification and controlled delivery.
Execution framework
The applicable process depends on origin, exporter, parcel status, destination and buyer requirements.
Verify legal identity, mandate chain and authority to own, market and export the parcel.
Establish declared mine/trading origin and supporting records consistent with national law.
Securely inspect, count/weigh, classify and document the parcel before pricing reliance.
Use qualified valuation and buyer-agreed commercial criteria; avoid price claims based only on seller representations.
For rough diamonds, confirm the applicable Kimberley Process certificate and export pathway before shipment.
Align sealed parcel, certification, customs, transport, insurance and payment release conditions.
Certification, physical parcel identity and transaction authority should reconcile. Any discrepancy in weight, seal, origin, exporter, certificate or parcel composition requires resolution before payment or shipment.
Create a stable parcel reference and record weight, composition, packaging/seal and inspection evidence.
Agree valuation methodology, buyer acceptance and treatment of mixed qualities before settlement.
Match exporter authority, certificate, customs declaration, destination and carrier documentation.
Use controlled viewing, custody and handover protocols appropriate to high-value portable goods.
Tie release to documentary and physical milestones, not simply presentation of a certificate copy.
Verify the diamond buyer/trader and destination-specific obligations as carefully as the seller.
Seller/exporter identity
Mandate / ownership authority
Declared origin
Parcel reference and seal
Weight and parcel description
Inspection / valuation record
Kimberley Process certificate where applicable
Export and customs file
Buyer identity and destination
Custody / transport / insurance plan
Kimberley Process participation and certification requirements do not replace national law, customs, AML/KYC, taxation or destination-country obligations.
Control principles
A physical parcel without lawful origin is not an acceptable transaction basis.
Certificate data, weight, seal and inspected parcel must reconcile.
Buyer and destination requirements must be cleared before shipment.
Provide origin, seller/exporter, parcel description, weight, available certification, proposed destination and buyer requirements.
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NCNDA/NDA, transaction framework, conditions, mandates and controlled closing documents.
KYC/KYB, beneficial ownership, source, licences, counterparties and document reconciliation.
Inspection, weight, assay, custody, chain of possession and buyer acceptance criteria.
Pricing, Incoterm, payment, escrow, logistics, export and documented release event.
Detailed transaction guides
These pages expand the controls to apply before a buyer, seller, refinery or investor assumes material transaction risk.
Live international reference, purity and weight calculator, Cameroon export scenarios and buyer price ceiling.
Open guide →02Legal origin, assay, custody, settlement and FOB/CIF/refinery execution.
Open guide →03KYC/KYB, beneficial ownership, sanctions, document reconciliation and payment controls.
Open guide →04Provenance, parcel integrity, valuation, certification and controlled delivery.
Open guide →05Compare execution structures, control points, handover and settlement risk.
Open guide →06Gold, diamonds, iron ore, bauxite, cobalt/nickel and project-screening logic.
Open guide →07Requirements for credible, bankable and legally verifiable counterparties.
Open guide →08Cameroon, CAR, Congo and country-specific cross-border controls.
Open guide →09MINMIDT, Kimberley Process, OECD, EITI and transaction-specific verification.
Open guide →10Origin, mandate, assay, export, payment, custody, cross-border and regulatory risk controls.
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