GIA to offer cheaper, sparser lab-grown diamond reports
Lab-grown diamonds may be getting cheaper, and so are the prices of some of their reports.
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In shaky market, small diamonds are winning
Melee goods — and the rough that produces them — are outperforming larger sizes due to strong luxury demand and a supply squeeze.
Looking for a sign: the art of proving a jewel’s origins
Maker’s marks, photos, and family testimonies are just some of the clues appraisers use to trace older pieces’ provenance and confirm authenticity.
Rio Tinto production to slump as Diavik dries up
Rio Tinto has forecast a sharp drop in rough-diamond output for next year as the Diavik mine edges closer to depletion.
Webinar: Dealing with uncertainty
The diamond industry is navigating a drop in demand and a rise in supply that is weighing on polished prices at the start of the holiday season.
Pomellato’s new videos raise awareness of violence against women
Starring CEO Sabina Belli and other celebrities, the videos emphasize the importance of supporting women who have experienced abuse.
A lab-grown diamond shakeout may be coming
For the last few years, the lab-grown diamond sector has led a mostly charmed existence. Demand kept rising, particularly in the United States, as the business benefited from growing consumer acceptance and all the factors that boosted the industry during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Del Gatto financing Sierra Leone diamond mine
The Del Gatto Diamond Finance Fund recently signed an agreement to supply working capital for the Tongo diamond mine in Sierra Leone.
Fine jewelry collections are rewriting the genre #5 – Hermès and De Beers Jewellers, works of art as odes to light
Light, and the way it interplays, contrasts, reflects and casts shadows… surely there is no better way to illuminate precious gems and inspire high-flying jewelry designs! This, in any case, is the approach taken by Hermès and De Beers Jewellers, for which light in all its complexity has served as a creative medium for fine […]
Building a sustainable and virtuous economic model…
Dear readers, “I wanted to build a more sustainable business; one that was less prone to economic cycles” Bruce Cleaver told Rapaport News in an interview.
Richemont warns of ‘volatile times ahead,’ even as sales rise
The CEO of Cartier told Bloomberg it will be toning down some of its marketing in response to the sharp increase in the cost of living.
The evolution of De Beers’ strategy
Bruce Cleaver had a very focused “to do” list when he took over as De Beers CEO in July 2016. Having previously worked on strategy and business development at the company, as well as at parent Anglo American, he recognized De Beers’ need to evolve, and to protect it from the increasing volatility evident in […]
