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Controversial Australia-based miner Kimberley Diamonds has put its last remaining diamond mine into administration after it failed to secure fresh funding.
Kimberley Diamonds closes its last mine

Controversial Australia-based miner Kimberley Diamonds has put its last remaining diamond mine into administration after it failed[…]

DE BEERS GOES TO COURT OVER SOUTH AFRICA EXPORT LEVY

De Beers Consolidated Mines (DBCM) is reportedly appealing to the Pretoria High Court in South Africa to[…]

De Beers
De Beers taps into polished diamonds market with first-time auction

Anglo American’s De Beers, the world’s largest rough diamond producer by value, has decided to begin selling[…]

Sotheby’s sells the Apollo and Artemis diamonds for £44.9 million

The pair is made up of one Fancy Vivid blue diamond named Apollo, which sold for 41.9[…]

US Wobble Takes Shine off Pandora Sales

Pandora reported strong growth in the first quarter, but US store closures and sluggish mall traffic dented[…]

Important Advice on How to Sell Your Diamonds

If you are you considering selling your diamond, but feel as though you have no idea how[…]

Gem Diamonds recovers 80 carat rough diamond

Another D colour Type II diamond weighing 80 carats has been recovered. Shares in Gem Diamonds spiked[…]

Christie’s to Offer 92ct. Pendant

A 92.15 carat diamond pendant worth up to $20 million will lead Christie’s Magnificent Jewels auction in[…]

Graff Unveils 105-Carat D-Flawless Diamond

Graff Diamonds has unveiled the 105.07 carat D flawless pear shaped diamond, it has named the Graff[…]

Letseng Mine Yields 114ct. Diamond

Gem Diamonds has found a 114-carat rough diamond at its Letšeng mine in Lesotho, the miner reported[…]

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