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 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 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[…]
De Beers Posts First Loss Since 2009
De Beers recorded its first annual loss since the aftermath of the global financial crisis as rough[…]
De Beers Taps Into Unexpected Natural Wonders For New Collection
In celebration of the natural beauty of the countries from which its diamonds are produced, De Beers[…]
De Beers Sales Hit Three-Year High
De Beers’ rough-diamond sales soared to $650 million in January, its highest for any month since 2018,[…]