De Beers Group has recently announced the launch of a new Company called Lightbox Jewellery that will begin marketing a new brand of laboratory-grown diamond
Mumbai: Gitanjali Group owned by Mehul Choksi has lost its prestigious sightholdership with the world’s leading diamond mining company De Beers following his involvement in
Gaborone: De Beers has reduced the supply of rough diamonds it will be offering sightholders in the coming year, as it fulfills its commitment to
Gaborone: In an unprecedented move and a sign of the diamond industry’s deepening crisis, De Beers is letting sightholders put off buying up to 75
Gaborone: In a mass email, an anonymous sightholder called on fellow De Beers clients to reject any unprofitable assortments, reports JCKonline. Do “not to take
Gaborone: The De Beers June sight closed with an estimated value of $550 million. Diamond prices were reportedly stable at the sight, while sightholders noted
Gaborone: De Beers cut prices some 2–3 percent at its latest allocation in Botswana, sources say, as attendees noted a more conciliatory tone from the
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