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The GIA will demonstrate and take pre-orders for its new iD100™ testing device at the June 22-25 Hong Kong Jewellery & Gem Fair following what it said was a successful debut of the instrument at the JCK Las Vegas show in early June.
De Beers Group today announced the value of rough diamond sales (Global Sightholder Sales and Auction Sales) for the fifth sales cycle of 2017.
De Beers launched the world’s largest diamond-exploration ship on Thursday, as it looks to Namibian waters to maintain production levels.
The Las Vegas jewelry show season injected some confidence back into the diamond trade, despite a drop in attendance. Beyond the trading prospects for buyers and suppliers, last week’s shows provided a snapshot of the diamond and jewelry market.
The Israel Diamond Exchange is launching the Diamond Tech Innovation Center, an incubator for diamond-related tech start-ups.
De Beers is to allow traders in exceptional polished diamonds to anonymously use its auction sales platform for the first time when it holds its exceptional polished stones auction on June 29.
ALROSA President Sergey Ivanov and Executive Chairman of the Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC) Ahmed Bin Sulayem have agreed to enhance diamond trade cooperation.
The International Institute of Diamond Grading & Research just introduced what it says is the first screening device for man-made diamonds that can test multiple stones in set jewelry at once.
The price of engagement and wedding rings in the US hasn’t changed much since last year, according to data that research group The Wedding Report released Monday, the 12th of June.
Alrosa’s diamond revenues for May jumped 33% year on year to $472.1 million, the Russian miner reported last week.
Gem Diamonds has recovered two rough diamonds larger than 100 carats at its Letšeng project in Lesotho amid a shift to a more lucrative section of the mine, the company said Monday.
At the end of April, Tiffany & Co unveiled its Blue Book 2017 collection*: The Art of the Wild, a tribute to nature in all its splendour.