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De Beers may have arrived at the party a little late, but nonetheless new research that it published in its latest Diamond Insight Report provides detailed evidence about the rapidly changing role of women as diamond jewelry buyers.
If there is anything that the diamond industry is famous for, it is its marketing. Turning a rare and out-of-reach product into an attainable household desire was a brilliant success
Diamond market overview The wholesale market is heading into a quiet period, due to the Jewish holiday holidays this coming week and India’s Diwali holiday later this month.
Wearing a black dress and a pearl necklace, Holly Golightly strolls up to the windows of renowned retailer Tiffany & Co. on Fifth Avenue in the iconic opening of “Breakfast at Tiffany’s.”
ALROSA President Sergey Ivanov has held a meeting with US diamond industry representatives: Ronald VanderLinden, President of the US Jewelry Council, and Reuven Kaufman, President of Diamond Dealers Club of New York.
What’s new at Tiffany & Co.? “Plenty of things,” you will tell me!
Jewelry has zoomed ahead of cars in Knight Frank’s Luxury Investment Index, as appetite for modern pieces has accelerated.
– To represent common interests of all european jewelry players.
Tiffany & Co. announced Thursday that the company’s board of directors has elected a new chairman, current board member Roger Farah, effective Oct. 2.
The De Beers Group has announced a three-year partnership with UN Women to accelerate the advancement of women in its organization, in its diamond producing countries and in its marketing.
CIBJO’s Diamond Commission has released its Special Report ahead of the organization’s annual Congress, being held in Bangkok from November 5 to 7.
A 1980s De Beers ad was headlined, “She married you for richer or poorer. Let her know how it’s going.” The message was simple: If you got it, flaunt it.