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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 Shuts Down Lightbox Lab-Grown Diamond Brand to Refocus on Natural Diamonds

Element Six will centralise its chemical vapour deposition (CVD) production in Oregon

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[…]

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[…]

De Beers Raises Prices of Larger Diamonds

De Beers increased prices of goods above 2 carats at this week’s sight as shortages of rough[…]

De Beers Sight Sees Strong Demand, Low Supply

Rough-diamond demand was robust at this week’s De Beers sight despite the ongoing Covid-19 crisis in India,[…]

Namibia’s marine diamond
Namibia’s marine diamond miner’s production hit by Covid-19

Debmarine Namibia, a subsidiary of Anglo American’s diamond unit De Beers, on Monday reported a 13% drop[…]

rough diamond at De Beers
De Beers Posts First Loss Since 2009

De Beers recorded its first annual loss since the aftermath of the global financial crisis as rough[…]

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