LakeDiamond

LakeDiamond is a Swiss company that grows diamonds and transforms them for high-value industrial applications. These diamonds, manufactured at our local laboratory, are ultra-pure – at least 50 times purer than mined diamonds.

Purity is essential because the purer a diamond is, the greater its versatility and performance in industrial applications. The exceptional properties of diamonds – their hardness, transparency and superior thermal resistance – make them an advantageous alternative to the materials currently used in many industrial applications.

Diamonds have the power to revolutionize energy management, telecommunications, medicine and computer science – driving considerable improvements in efficiency, productivity and value.

We have the proprietary growth and transformation technology to fully capture the potential of ultra-pure diamonds. Today, we transform diamonds into micromechanical parts for the Swiss watch-making industry. We are also developing diamond-based lasers and have embarked on research into diamond transistors. Our long-term vision extends to R&D on diamond-based semiconductors and biotech applications.

The definitions below can help you better understand the rest of this document:

Diamond growing: The process of producing physical diamonds in a reactor. This controlled process is performed in laboratories. It is described below and in our Business Presentation.

Industrial customer: Our final customer, or the end customer who purchases products from our online shop or directly from one of our sales representatives. Products will initially be limited to diamond plates for high-tech applications, as described in our Business Presentation.

LKD token owner: An Ethereum address that can send and receive time-based tokens (LKDs). For the purposes of this document, we use the term “LKD owner” to refer to addresses instead of physical owners (i.e., the individual who holds the private keys). All authorized Ethereum addresses will be identified via KYC procedures. We use the term “owner” to describe the physical owner of LKDs and the Ethereum address.