Founder of The Jewels Club, Andrew creates platforms that connect the world of jewellery through community, content and access.
Founded to simplify how diamonds are bought and sold, the business has focused on connecting buyers directly with suppliers through a streamlined online marketplace. The model removes many of the traditional barriers associated with sourcing, offering access to a large global inventory, transparent pricing and a faster route to market.
That approach has driven rapid adoption across the industry, with the platform becoming a regular tool for retailers, designers and manufacturers looking for greater efficiency in how they source.
Nivoda has now surpassed $1 billion in total diamond sales, reaching more than $1.04 billion.
The milestone reflects sustained growth built on consistency, scale and continued expansion across international markets. What began as a digital solution for sourcing loose diamonds has evolved into a global operation, supported by teams and infrastructure across key trading hubs including London, Hong Kong and Mumbai.
The milestone also points to what comes next. Based on its current trajectory, Nivoda expects to reach its next $1 billion in sales before the end of next year — a pace of growth that underlines just how quickly the platform is scaling.
The next phase for Nivoda marks a clear shift in direction.
In 2026, the business is set to launch its jewellery offering, expanding beyond loose diamonds into finished product. This move positions Nivoda as more than a sourcing platform, bringing it closer to a full-service solution for its customers.
It reflects a broader change within the industry, where buyers are increasingly looking for integrated solutions that reduce friction across the entire supply chain.

Nivoda surpasses $1 billion in diamond sales — marking a defining milestone in its rapid global growth
At its core, Nivoda’s growth has been driven by a focus on simplifying the buying process.
The platform allows users to access a large global inventory without the need to hold stock, while offering delivered pricing that includes logistics such as shipping and insurance. This has enabled greater flexibility, particularly for independent retailers and designers.
The addition of jewellery builds on that same foundation, extending the platform’s role from sourcing to finished product.

David Sutton, CEO of Nivoda, as the company surpasses $1 billion in diamond sales and enters its next phase of growth
Crossing the $1 billion mark is a milestone, but it also highlights a wider shift in how diamonds are traded.
Digital platforms are continuing to reshape expectations around sourcing, with speed, access and transparency becoming central to how the industry operates. By moving into jewellery, Nivoda is aligning itself with that shift, positioning the business closer to the end consumer while maintaining its core trade focus.

The $1,000,000,001 moment — Nivoda crosses the billion mark as it continues its rapid global expansion
This is a significant moment — and one the trade should be watching closely.
Nivoda has already demonstrated its ability to scale and gain trust across the industry. Expanding into jewellery takes that one step further, positioning the business beyond a marketplace and into a more complete role within the supply chain.
If they execute it well, this could start to reshape how retailers and designers approach sourcing altogether.
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