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Today, a company’s ability to demonstrate social responsibility of its business is needed as much as its financial statements verified by auditors.
The sudden resignation of Gemological Institute of America (GIA) President Donna Baker last month perplexed many and set off endless rumors.
In an appearance at a July 29 JA show panel, U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Jose W. Fernandez urged the industry to do more to track the origin of its diamonds.
Last week, Eli Izhakoff stepped down after 13 years heading the World Diamond Council, which represents the diamond industry in front of the Kimberley Process.
Eng. Antonio Carlos Sumbula Chairman of Endiama, Honourable Governors and Ministers, Your Excellency Prof. Dr. Francisco Queiroz, Mr. Ambassador Nhlapo, Hon. Susan Shabangu,
After 4½ sometimes turbulent years manning the State Department’s conflict diamond desk and being involved with the Kimberley Process, Brad Brooks-Rubin is moving on.
Peter Meeus, the chairman of the Dubai Diamond Exchange, which is part of the Dubai Multi Commodities Centre, lashed out at non-government organizations (NGOs) for over scrutinizing the diamond industry.
Mr Chairman, Excellencies Ministers of Mines, Ambassador Nhlapo, Ladies and Gentlemen,
The diamond industry should be encouraged by new initiatives to enhance the integrity of the global supply chain, not be threatened by them.
Steady demand for high-end, unique stone. Diamond exhibitors reported steady sales and strong demand for unique stones at the Basel show; however, they were frustrated by show expenses and venue changes made at this year’s fair.
The reoccurring debates of the past few years over the evolution of the Kimberley Process (KP) have tended to revolve around a limited number of points, and have somehow always resulted in stagnation.
I’m sure our readers can’t failed to have noticed the scandal involving horse meat being passed off as beef, which began in Britain, but is slowly engulfing the rest of Europe and indeed the world, although in South Africa no horse was found but they did discover traces of water buffalo, goat and donkey.