Angola Makes a Bid for De Beers, Reshaping the Global Diamond Landscape
Angola has signalled its intention to buy back the 85% stake in De Beers currently held by[…]
De Beers Rough Sales Triple in Q3
De Beers sold $700m worth of rough diamonds across its two sights in the three months to[…]
De Beers Launches “Desert Diamonds” – A Bold Campaign Celebrating the Uniqueness of Natural Diamonds
De Beers has unveiled its largest natural diamond campaign in over a decade, reaffirming the beauty, rarity,[…]
De Beers Sale on Right Track, says Botswana Vice President
Botswana's vice president says he's confident that a new buyer will be found for De Beers by[…]
Bank of Namibia’s Warning on US Diamond Tariffs
Namibia's diamond industry may be pushed into deeper crisis if United States (US) president Donald Trump pushes[…]
De Beers Cuts Rough Prices
The future of De Beers remains uncertain, with parent company Anglo American planning to sell it off,[…]
Bringing over 130 Years of Diamond Expertise to Modern Grading
Confidence is the “fifth C” of the diamond sector and its role has rapidly gained increased importance[…]
Botswana Diamonds licensed for South African kimberlite cluster
The kimberlite cluster is located around 110km north-east of a Finsch diamond mine. Diamond mining company Botswana[…]
Debswana annual diamond sales jump 64%
Sales of rough diamonds by Debswana Diamond Company jumped 64% in 2021, statistics released by the Bank[…]
De Beers Prices Up 14% Since Start of Year
De Beers’ rough prices spiked in the first half of 2021 as supply shortages coincided with buoyant[…]