The five-year plan of Andreev
When you talk with experts from Antwerp or Israel about ALROSA, they often say that “the market has changed a lot since the Russian company emerged on it in 2009.”
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When you talk with experts from Antwerp or Israel about ALROSA, they often say that “the market has changed a lot since the Russian company emerged on it in 2009.”
Deloitte anticipates that U.S. Christmas-season retail sales for 2014 will increase by between 4 percent and 4.5 percent year on year to between $981 billion and $986 billion.
I think I should begin this blog with a bit of an apology: We, like so many others, predicted incorrectly.
The Hong Kong Jewellery and Gem Fair that took place this week reassured the diamond trade that things are not quite as bad as they seem.
Moscow – Alrosa, one of the world’s largest diamond mining companies, announced that President Fyodor Andreev is resigning for medical reasons.
Brussels – Yet another bank seems set to exit the jewelry industry, as KBC said Friday that the sale of the Antwerp Diamond Bank to Yinren Group has fallen through and it will, according to its agreement with the European Commission, wind down the bank’s activities.
In response to my blog post last week, Don Palmieri, president of the Gem Certification & Assurance Lab (GCAL) wrote in with his view on how to solve the problem of variable lab standards:
Press release – Global demand for diamond jewelry reached a record high of $79 billion in 2013, according to the inaugural “Diamond Insight Report,” published today by the De Beers Group of Companies.
The latest collection from Tiffany & Co. marks the debut of a number of modern Tiffany Masterpieces and was created by the brand’s design director, Francesca Amfitheatrof.
London – Petra Diamonds has pulled an exceptional 232.08-carat white diamond out of its Cullinan mine in South Africa, the latest in a string of large rough finds this year.
The audience in the large space where auctions are held tends to be tense, excited, curious and worried when an exceptional item is on the stand and the auctioneer is soliciting ever-higher bids.
Diamond deposits, in the words of one senior geologist, are like pigeons. Where you find one, you’re likely to find an entire flock.