
An urgent call to invest in marketing
The diamond industry must significantly increase its marketing spend to ensure the trade’s longevity. This need is highlighted by the difficult conditions the sector has endured over the past few years.
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The diamond industry must significantly increase its marketing spend to ensure the trade’s longevity. This need is highlighted by the difficult conditions the sector has endured over the past few years.
During the last diamond industry crisis—four years ago—many lamented that a “perfect storm” of factors had converged to knock the industry on its back.
Press release – ALROSA Group announces diamond sales results for August and eight months of 2019.
The Gemological Institute of America’s iD100 gem testing device can now screen pink diamonds following a software upgrade released last week.
Rio Tinto has launched a collection of rare pink diamonds from its Argyle mine, which has been specially curated to showcase the full color palette of the deposit’s stones.
Breakfast at Tiffany’s will soon be offered not only to would-be Holly Golightlys in New York City, but also to their counterparts in Asia.
CEO Jim Duffy envisions a system that connects the whole market.
Alrosa will offer more than 200 polished colored diamonds at the Hong Kong Jewellery & Gem Fair in September.
Press release – us$280 million (provisional)
Contrary to what is still, sadly, often said to the detriment of the diamond industry, it actually has a positive impact on diamond producing countries and local populations. De Beers, whose research and involvement puts in pole position in this area
It’s time to break the rough supply cycle.
One hundred and twenty years after the first miners began panning for gold in the Yukon River, RESOLVE, a solutions-focused NGO, announced the launch of Salmon Gold, an innovative approach to sourcing gold responsibly and restoring fish habitats in Alaska, the Yukon Territory, and British Columbia, with its partners, Tiffany & Co. and Apple.