Maison Luxe wants to become a leader for ethical diamonds
The company is following the ESG trend in the diamond business.

Working conditions related to diamond mining, where most of the world's diamonds are mined, are generally unacceptably poor. Much of this affects Africa, where conditions are dire. The workers here endure this suffering for less than a dollar a day. Much of it is child labor. According to a paper from Ohio State University, children smuggled into diamond mining are often physically and sexually abused while forced to work for peanuts. These sites are also often breeding grounds for infectious diseases due to poor sanitation and terrible living conditions. What do we get in return for letting this happen in the rest of the world? Soil erosion, mass deforestation and overwhelming ecological destruction. Oh, and a bunch of pretty little gems. What if I told you we could get exactly the same pretty little gems with no forced labor, child abuse, disease, soil erosion, mass deforestation, or overwhelming ecological destruction? What if I went on to tell you that we could get this and remove 20 tons of CO2 from the atmosphere for every gemstone produced, and that the end result would be the same in terms of the quality of the stones? The company that makes the world's only carbon-negative lab-grown diamonds (through a proprietary production model) is called Aether Diamonds. You may be surprised to learn that the only way for investors to invest in Aether through publicly traded vehicles is through the shares of Maison Luxe Inc (OTCMKTS: MASN). Aether Diamonds is a significant investment investment from MASN.
