De Beers’ goal was ambitious: to turn diamonds into a “psychological necessity” and make a diamond a must-have engagement item despite income, financial pressures, or cost. And it worked.

De Beers Jewellers was created in 2017 after De Beers Group bought LVMH’s 50 per cent shareholding – now its CEO is keen to address ESG issues and embrace opportunities such as the blockchain ...

The De Beers Institute of Diamonds was alerted to the 0.329 ct, D-colour, Type IaAB diamond specimen in October 2022, when it was raised as a potentially interesting natural anomaly by De Beers ...

MOSCOW, Sept. 12 -- The managing director of De Beers, the South African diamond producer and former cartel, ... Court rules against Donald Trump in effort to retry E. Jean Carroll sex abuse case.

De Beers once commanded a ... Additionally, the case for buying diamonds as an investment has dwindled, Daga said. Diamonds were seen as an asset and inflation hedge over the last 50 years, ...

In De Beers' view, the future of man-made diamonds isn’t about sparkle. It’s about speed, precision, and cutting-edge tech. And if you ask them, the real bling is now in the labs.

It described natural mined diamonds as “unique, timeless, real, rare, invaluable and precious” – akin to the emotions they represent. Moreover, the collaboration between GJEPC and De Beers leverages ...

As diamond-producing countries look to add further local value through downstream beneficiation, De Beers’ Shining Light Awards programme will highlight the most talented youth and give them a ...

SHANGHAI, CHINA - media outreach - 16 January 2023 - De Beers Group Industry Services ('DBGIS') was re-branded De Beers Institute of Diamonds ('DBIo. Tuesday, 02 January 2024 12:17 GMT.

De Beers’ diamonds no longer Anglo American’s crown jewels. Anglo American’s problem lies in competition from laboratory gems which sell at a fraction of the price but have become so good ...

Nathan Munier, Diamonds, dependence and De Beers: monopoly capitalism and compliance with the Kimberley Process in Namibia, Review of African Political Economy, Vol. 43, No. 150 (December 2016), pp.