De Beers is the new kid on the Blockchain
The miner is using the technology behind cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin to document diamonds in a digital register.
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The miner is using the technology behind cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin to document diamonds in a digital register.
Presse release − ALROSA Group, the world leader in diamond production, announces diamond sales results for January 2018.
US$665 million (provisional)
De Beers’ auctions division will sell diamonds from other mining companies so clients can access a broader range of goods.
The Israel Diamond Exchange (IDE) will launch a partnership with Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group, enabling traders to sell goods online to businesses and consumers in global markets.
Sarine Technologies Ltd has announced the official launch of its new Meteorite™ system for the cost-effective inclusion mapping of very small rough stones, under 0.35 carats.
Gem Diamonds Limited has recovered an exceptional quality 910 carat, D color Type IIa diamond from the Letšeng mine in Lesotho which is believed to be the fifth largest gem quality diamond ever found.
ALROSA Group, the world leader in diamond production, announces diamond sales results for December and interim results for 2017.
The countries that are leading in the global diamond production, cutting&polishing and trading are widely viewed as the world diamond centres. Diamond mining countries, cutting&polishing centres and rough and polished diamond trade hubs are among them.
Alrosa is considering implementing blockchain or other technology ideas for its rough and polished stones to address challenges with conflict diamonds and undisclosed synthetics, the miner told Rapaport News.
Bain & Company’s seventh annual Global Diamond Report finds rough diamond players are likely to increase their marketing spend by about 50 percent over previous years to promote the diamond story.
The Antwerp World Diamond Centre (AWDC), representing the largest diamond trade hub worldwide, and diamond mining company De Beers today announced they are discussing a potential collaboration in De Beers’ recently announced blockchain platform.