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In a CNBC interview, CEO Tehmasp Printer discussed the IPO in India and what declining lab-grown diamond prices mean for the company.
“The William Goldberg Way” was released in honor of the company’s 75th anniversary and 25 years of its proprietary Ashoka diamond.
The company brings its nanotechnology to two new fancy cuts for diamonds that feature its signature color and brilliance.
‘Forever Present’ campaign revives the iconic A Diamond is Forever tagline and celebrates the diamond dream.
Eleven spots are available for travelers to visit Northern Tanzania and Southern Kenya from July 25 to Aug. 4.
Offered by the lab since 2016, the holiday season special is good from now through mid-December.
The location will close by the end of the year due to it being financially unsustainable, GIA said.
For over a century, Jewelers of America has been the voice of the industry and valuable resource to jewelers across the country.
The artwork, titled “Pristine,” was raffled off at the Canadian Jewellers Association’s recent summit.
The company combined two sights in Q3 due to the slowdown in demand, and said it is moving up the dates for sights 9 and 10 in Q4.
Aimed at a generation that emphasizes self-care and mental health, “Worth the Wait” breaks new ground in the world of diamond advertising.
Launched by De Beers in 2018, the program aims to develop a responsible sourcing model for the artisanal/small-scale diamond mining sector.
It will start with rough diamonds that are larger than 1.25 carats and later expand to rough diamonds that are above 1 carat.
He dedicated his life to researching, writing, and speaking about gemstones in the hope he could inspire others to share his passion.
The mining company is set to hand over the South African diamond mine to an affiliate of Stargems Group by the month’s end.
CEO William Lamb said divesting the diamond sales platform allows the company to focus on the underground expansion of Karowe.
Commercial production has begun underground at the Canadian diamond mine’s A21 pipe.
Industry players have found ways to cope with market conditions while working to reshape themselves in the face of emerging realities.
The sales event, in its second year, features a selection of rare diamonds from the miner’s Argyle and Diavik diamond mines.
A strong economy, a growing middle class with an affinity for brands, and rapid expansion of organized retail have fueled the market’s rise.
The De Beers-owned lab-grown diamond company is rebranding and creating new collections, though its long-term future remains unclear.
Many lab-grown manufacturers in India are rethinking the earlier antagonism between lab-grown and natural diamonds.
Its commercial-quality sapphire, corundum, and ruby sale yielded “healthy” results, while its emerald auction was weaker than expected.
The expanded “Monique Lhuillier Bliss” collection features pink, blue, and yellow lab-grown diamonds.
The company is poised to make a big push for natural diamonds this holiday season.
The lab will include reference numbers on reports for cultured pearls that contain bead nuclei embedded with an RFID tag.
The giant gem originated from Karowe, the same mine that yielded a 2,492-carat rough diamond in late August.
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