ALROSA September sales of rough and polished diamonds reached $338.7 million
Press release – ALROSA, the world’s largest diamond miner, announces diamond sales results for September and nine months of 2018.
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177-Carat diamond among the ‘Stars of the Arctic’
The Diavik Diamond Mine in Canada has yielded three sizable rough diamonds—including one very rare yellow—and Rio Tinto will try to sell them this month.
De Beers marks first year anniversary of partnership with UN women
The program is part of De Beers Group’s three-year partnership with UN Women, which includes a US$3 million investment to advance women and girls in De Beers Group’s diamond producing countries, announced in September last year.
Worldwide jewelry sales increase by 5% in Q2
Press release – ALROSA presented the results of its global luxury and jewelry market research.
ALROSA revegetates 40.6 hectares of forest
PJSC Severalmaz, a subsidiary of ALROSA Group, has planted over 80 thousand pine tree saplings at the Soyansky State Bio-Reserve.
De Beers rough diamond sales Cycle 7, 2018
US$505 million (provisional).
ALROSA sells rough and polished diamonds worth USD 294.9 million in August
ALROSA, the world’s largest diamond producer, announces diamond sales results for August and eight months of 2018.
‘Rose of KAO’ pink diamond tender taking place in September/October
Namakwa Diamonds has announced the discovery and upcoming sale of its latest exceptional find, a 29.59ct fancy pink diamond, named ‘The Rose of KAO’.
De Beers rough diamond sales Cycle 6, 2018
US$530 million (provisional)
ALROSA July rough and polished diamonds sales reached $339 million
Press release – ALROSA, the world’s largest diamond miner, announces diamond sales results for July and seven months of 2018.
Alrosa speaks out on branding—and Brexit
When writing last week’s post on Alrosa’s new Russia-based diamond brand—my piece was inspired by this New York Times story—I reached out to Alrosa’s spokesperson Jane Kozenko with some questions.
Alrosa’s russian brand: right idea, wrong time?
This week, The New York Times reported that Russian diamond miner Alrosa is hoping to brand its stones as being of Russian origin.
