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Merrick, NY—Despite being branded as “entitled” from a collectively coddled upbringing, Millennials are far more likely to be community minded and concerned with the welfare of others than their Boomer parents or Gen-X predecessors.
The South African diamond-cutting and -polishing industry is in distress, states World Federation of Diamond Bourses president Ernie Blom, pointing out that, 20 years ago, the industry had 4 500 polishers – currently, there are fewer than 600.
New York – The Revenue Watch Institute, a New York-based nonprofit that promotes the transparent and accountable management of natural resources, recently released its 2013 Resource Governance Index, a ranking that includes a number of nations that mine gold and diamonds.
Forget Breakfast at Tiffany’s, ultra-wealthy women are ordering lunch, dinner and a midnight snack at the luxury jeweler.
De Beers CEO Philippe Mellier says he is fully confident that parent company Anglo American has no plans to sell the veteran diamond producer.
Dominion Diamond Corp. has been in the news quite a bit lately with its sale of Harry Winston and purchase of the Ekati mine.
No two diamonds are alike and it seems neither are their grading certificates. A survey by RapNet – the Rapaport Diamond Trading Network, found significant differences between laboratories grading the same diamond.
Las Vegas-According to De Beers Group and its CEO Philippe Mellier, the future of diamonds lies in diamond brands, particularly those with a traceable, and clean, history.
After sending 10 different diamonds to grading labs in the United States and abroad, a Rapaport survey found opinions that differed by as much as three color grades.
JCK sent a single diamond to a quartet of industry labs to gauge their consistency (or lack thereof).
Frances Gerety wrote “A Diamond Is Forever” for an advertising campaign for De Beers in 1947, and wrote all of the company’s ads for 25 years.
Unique diamonds are the talk of the town. While the rest of the trade struggles along, dealers at this week’s Basel show reported strong demand at the very top-end of the market.