End of an Era: Diavik Mine Produces Its Final Diamonds
After more than two decades of operation, Rio Tinto has officially completed diamond production at the Diavik mine, located in Canada’s Northwest Territories.
End of an Era: Diavik Mine Produces Its Final Diamonds
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The Rise of Lab-Grown Diamonds in Engagement Rings
A clear shift has taken place in the U.S. engagement ring market. For the first time, lab-grown diamonds account for the majority of center stones purchased for engagement rings. Recent...
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A Rare Natural Blue Diamond Unearthed at the Cullinan Mine
A remarkable discovery has recently drawn attention within the natural diamond industry. Petra Diamonds announced the recovery of a 41.82-carat rough blue diamond from the historic Cullinan mine in South...
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Antwerp’s Diamond Community Steps Up to Support Botswana in Health Crisis
When Botswana declared a national health emergency due to a severe shortage of essential medicines, the Antwerp diamond community responded swiftly. The Antwerp World Diamond Centre (AWDC) organized a fundraising...
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The oval diamond continues its rise in popularity among celebrities
Oval-cut diamonds continue to shine on the international scene, with another celebrity engagement bringing attention to this elegant shape. Formula 1 driver Charles Leclerc recently proposed to Alexandra Saint Mleux...
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France keeps “synthetic diamond” label for lab-grown stones
The French government recently reaffirmed the requirement to label lab-created stones as “synthetic diamonds.”
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Tanishq expands in the United States while remaining committed to natural diamonds
Tanishq, one of India’s leading jewelry houses, is pushing forward with an ambitious expansion strategy in the United States. Since opening its first American stores, the brand has been steadily...
