There's a $200,000 Diamond-Making Machine For Sale on Alibaba — and That Says a Lot About the Industry
Now, De Beers is aggressively cutting prices to bring sales up, and you can buy a diamond-making device for $200,000 on ...
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By John Eligon Botswana, in southern Africa, has partnered with the London-based diamond giant De Beers for decades. Many in the country are pushing to get a better deal from the industry.
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Raphaele Canot values the experience she gained working for two big brands, but she knew she wanted to go her own way. By Rachel Felder Several traceability systems have been introduced in the ...
Diamonds are Botswana's best friend but they aren't forever
Gemstone sales account for a quarter of the country's GDP, but falling global prices are forcing it to diversify its economy.
A brief history of diamond desirability
Diamonds are the epitome of romance, glamour and status – but also have a dark side. So, when the Canadian mining company ...
De Beers London float loses its shine amid weak demand for natural diamonds
A De Beers spokesman told The Mail on Sunday it was working on a potential listing and a sale of the business as 'both ...
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De Beers appoints new natural diamonds market lead for US
De Beers Group has announced the appointment of Sally Morrison as its natural diamond market lead for the US market ...
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A brief history of diamond desirability
De Beers enlisted the Philadelphia ad agency N.W. Ayer & Son to whip up demand. The resulting 1948 campaign was nothing short of a coup: "A Diamond is Forever" not only equated diamonds with roman ...