Why GIA is growing diamonds in New Jersey
GIA is known for many things: diamond grading, diamond education, and diamond devices. But what many don’t know is that it also grows diamonds.
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LVMH jewelry sales rise in first quarter
LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton saw a rise in jewelry and watch sales in the first quarter, led by a strong performance at Bulgari, it said Wednesday.
Graff cuts 302ct. diamond from Lesedi La Rona
Graff has unveiled the 67 polished stones it cut from the 1,109-carat Lesedi La Rona, including a record-breaking 302-carat diamond.
US jewelry, watch spending rose 7% last year
Americans spent more than $80 billion on jewelry and watches last year, according to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, a 7 percent increase over 2017.
In March 2019, ALROSA sales of rough and polished diamonds reached $377 million
Press release – ALROSA, the world’s largest diamond producer, announces its diamond sales results for March and the first three months of 2019.
Dismantling the fluorescence stigma
Diamonds with this trait may fetch lower prices on the market, but some in the trade are embracing the opportunities they offer.
Why rough-diamond prices must drop
Adjustments would ensure profitability for manufacturers and raise market sentiment.
ALROSA to continue supporting the Living Diamonds of Yakutia Park
Press release – ALROSA and Ministry of Ecology of Yakutia signed an agreement on financial support of one of the company’s best social projects – the Living Diamonds of Yakutia Park.
Firestone Diamonds recovers 72ct. yellow
Firestone Diamonds has unearthed a 72-carat rough yellow stone from its Liqhobong mine in Lesotho, along with two other large gem-quality diamonds.
FTC’s warning letters ripple though lab-grown industry
The Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) warning letters to eight companies that sell man-made diamonds and diamond simulants have clearly made an impact on that business.
Are LGDs the cause of lower melee prices?
Have you read the cover story of IDEX Magazine’s March edition? If not, please take a few minutes this weekend to read it.
A quick review of the FTC’s rules on lab-grown diamonds
Earlier during the week of 1st April, news broke that the FTC (Federal Trade Commission) had sent letters to eight companies warning them that their advertisements for lab-grown diamond jewelry or diamond simulants (CZ, moissanite, etc.) could be deceptive.