
Better about economy—and jewelry
U.S. consumers are optimistic about the economy and wouldn’t mind splurging on jewelry, according to a new survey by NielsenIQ conducted by Platinum Guild International.
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U.S. consumers are optimistic about the economy and wouldn’t mind splurging on jewelry, according to a new survey by NielsenIQ conducted by Platinum Guild International.
A US advertising regulator has rebuked the Natural Diamond Council (NDC) over its environmental claims following a complaint by Diamond Foundry, a lab-grown producer.
What is a natural diamond if it doesn’t have a social purpose? Let’s take the biggest brand and ask the killer question; “what, if anything, do De Beers and their ForeverMark brand really stand for?” …The answer may inspire you.
Jewelry and watch sales at LVMH rose in the first quarter, buoyed by the inclusion of Tiffany & Co. for the first time.
We all knew this day would come. And not just the simple fact of the Argyle mine’s closure on Nov. 3, 2020. Now, anyone who deals in, collects, or just loves colored diamonds is coming to terms with a hard truth: There are far fewer pink diamonds on the planet than there were before (and there weren’t that […]
As the importance of mine-to-market grows, some worry about its feasibility for all the diamond industry’s players.
The next Christie’s auction promises a spectacle.
The Type IIb stone is of “exceptional quality” in terms of both color and clarity, the miner said.
Press release – ALROSA sales of rough and polished diamonds in March totaled $357 million, including proceeds from rough diamond sales of $345 million, and polished diamond sales of $12 million.
De Beers Group announced [April 7] the value of rough diamond sales (Global Sightholder Sales and Auctions) for the third sales cycle of 2021.
Lucapa Diamond Company has recovered a 144-carat rough diamond from its Lulo alluvial mine in Angola, it said Tuesday [April 6].
The internally flawless Type IIa stone is the star of Christie’s Magnificent Jewels sale next month in Hong Kong.