Diamonds & Gems

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The company anticipates resuming exploration and mining operations and rehiring staff in 2025.

De Beers is putting the emphasis on natural diamonds in Q4 and ending Lightbox’s lab-grown diamond engagement ring test run.

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The company said operations have been on hold since January because the mine wasn’t meeting production expectations.


The event is slated for April 2024.

The historic trade term is used to distinguish cultured Akoya pearls of a certain quality.

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The company also announced IGI will grade the new Swarovski Created Diamonds in an upcoming collection.

The Gemological Institute of America is letting go of 151 people, 100 of whom work in the lab in some capacity.

They were down 42 percent year-over-year and 10 percent month-over-month in August.

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People in the U.K. and Europe have been unexpectedly receiving rings in the mail accompanied by fake Gem-A certificates.

Lucara said it’s the 20th stone weighing more than 100 carats the mine has produced this year.

Rio Tinto, De Beers and Burgundy all have mines in the Northwest Territories, where wildfires have forced mass evacuations.

Elana Zajdman joins the organization after more than a decade as an editor for various print and digital fashion magazines.

The facility will have bi-facial panels, which generate energy from direct sunlight as well as the reflection from the snow.

The company is now calling the range “Pandora Lab-Grown Diamonds” instead of “Diamonds by Pandora.”

The move comes after news surfaced that the Karowe mine’s underground expansion will take longer and cost more than expected.

The $2.2 billion expansion at the South African mine is expected to extend its life until at least 2046.

The giveaway is part of a new nationwide campaign from the Philadelphia jeweler promoting natural diamonds.

The South Carolina-based company wants to acquire the production and manufacturing capabilities of India’s Flawless Allure Grown Diamonds.

Luxury executive Jeni Campagna will take on the role.

CEO Al Cook attributed the decline to a combination of seasonal slowdown and manufacturers’ wariness about the remainder of 2023.

Tehmasp Printer will take over as global CEO of the lab, which is now owned by a private equity firm.

It’s the first time the lab has assessed a piece of this kind, it said.
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