The growing prevalence of lab-made diamonds is a source of great worry to Indian diamond manufacturers and wholesalers. During a recent visit to Mumbai, every manufacturer I spoke with except one asked about them. Read More...

1. Rough diamond prices remain firm. Miners, namely De Beers and Alrosa, who supply nearly 50 percent of the global output by volume and a similar amount by value, are so far insisting on not lowering their prices. Read More...

An examination of KP’s global rough diamond production and trade report reveals little hidden secrets about the diamond industry: odd export prices, low production value and may uncover more truths. Also, how much of the global production is controlled by just two companies? Read More...

Is Americans’ spending on diamond jewelry growing or shrinking? What is the average household spend on jewelry overall, and what can we learn from it? The worrying news is that in the last decade, Americans are spending less, and an urgent response is needed. Read More...

The sudden resignation of Gemological Institute of America (GIA) President Donna Baker last month perplexed many and set off endless rumors. Read More...

For about seven years now, industry, academia, and many other fields of human activity have begun talking about "Tipping Points". Read More...

Come and join us celebrate 100 years since the first discovery of diamonds in Angola, was the invitation from state-owned diamond firm Endiama. Read More...

What is stifling outside investments and increased financing? What is hurting the diamond industry’s name and even its margins? Increased transparency. It stands in the way of banks, consumers, investors, even improved earnings. Read More...

The battle for market-share is raging between traditional stores and online operations. And this is not confined to the diamond jewelry sector, it’s taking place in every consumer category. Read More...

Last July, Yahoo disclosed that more than 400,000 usernames and passwords to Yahoo and other companies were stolen. Last month, emails from diamond firms with invoices were forged to divert payments to fake companies in Hong Kong. Read More...