Challenges Continue for Diamond Market
Production is still down for natural diamonds and demand for diamond jewelry is mixed, as the price gap between natural and lab-grown diamonds widens.
Diamond MarketProduction is still down for natural diamonds and demand for diamond jewelry is mixed, as the price gap between natural and lab-grown diamonds widens.
Diamond MarketBHP Group’s bid for De Beers parent company Anglo American, the Las Vegas jewelry trade shows, and rough origin verification for G7 sanctions are the talk of the diamond market.
Diamond MarketThe decline of the diamond market has slowed but continues on, while the trade struggles to understand what is required under the new G7 Russian diamond sanctions.
Diamond MarketDiamond prices seem mostly stable, though sales appear weak, and questions about the implementation of the G7 Russian diamond sanctions remain.
Diamond MarketDiamond pricing seems to be leveling out, but mining companies are still struggling from a lack of demand, and the definition of “conflict diamonds” remains unchanged yet again.
Diamond MarketThe diamond market has slammed on the brakes as declining prices, oversupply, and low demand create a shaky foundation.
Diamond MarketDiamond prices continue their slide, market share of memo goods grows, luxury brands continue their positive gains, and De Beers has a few big announcements.
Diamond MarketIn the past few months, polished prices continued their downward slide, and G7 countries met to talk about sanctions against Russian diamonds, saying they’d continue working toward them.
Diamond MarketAhead of the all-important wedding season, there have been plenty of diamond market developments, from mine deals to tension between De Beers and Botswana and a significant pink diamond at auction.
Diamond MarketThe diamond market is facing a slow start to the year, with manufacturers taking a more cautious approach and buying less rough stock. Polished and lab-grown prices both are down.
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