Signet names Drosos CEO as Light retires
Signet Jewelers has appointed Virginia Drosos as CEO to replace Mark Light, who will retire at the end of the month.
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Signet Jewelers has appointed Virginia Drosos as CEO to replace Mark Light, who will retire at the end of the month.
Tiffany & Co. announced Thursday morning that it has named Alessandro Bogliolo as the company’s next chief executive officer.
In the first of a two-part series, National Jeweler explores several storied jewelry maisons’ flirtations with the very heights of jewelry design in their high jewelry collections, presented last week alongside the haute couture showings in Paris.
Anglo American Plc plans to redevelop the historic De Beers Charterhouse Street property and make the building its new London headquarters.
The wearable device industry is in a period of consolidation. Fitbit gobbled up Vector and Pebble this year, and it is planning to release its first smartwatch soon using the hardware know-how it acquired in the process.
Press release – Moscow – ALROSA Group, the world leader in diamond production, announces diamond sales results for June and the first six months of 2017.
For years the diamond industry’s outward attitude to lab-grown goods was that these stones were some sort of fake. Even the nickname given them expresses that disdain – “synthetics.”
The World Diamond Council (WDC) has reaffirmed its commitment to the Central African Republic (CAR), supporting its efforts in preventing trading in conflict diamonds originating from CAR
The Dubai Diamond Exchange (DDE) has announced the third edition of its biennial two-day Dubai Diamond Conference 2017, with the theme ‘Destination Next – Shaping the future of an interconnected marketplace’.
Alrosa may increase its sales and production forecasts for this year following strong rough-diamond demand in the first five months, particularly from Indian buyers, the company said.
Angola has diamond reserves of one billion carats, according to geological research carried out over the last five years by ALROSA, a local news agency reported.
India’s much anticipated goods and services tax (GST) took effect on July 1, drawing both praise and criticism from the diamond and jewelry industry.