A conflict diamond means many different things, and that is the problem. The conflict diamond definition, as per the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme (KPCS), is a "rough diamond mined in an area controlled by insurgent forces whose sale is used to finance anti-government military action."The main problem is this current definition of a "conflict diamond" does not include the humanitarian impact or the negative environmental consequences of traditional diamond mining.Unfortunately, this is what most consumers think a conflict diamond is, but legally it's only a diamond that funded war. At MiaDonna, we have a broader definition: a conflict diamond is any diamond that is unsustainable, thereby contributing to a negative impact on the environment, society and/or economy.