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Rare blue diamond from South Africa’s Cullinan Mine demonstrates why colour, origin and rarity can transform a[…]

Diamonds can survive for billions of years. Their stories, however, can sometimes disappear for generations. Some diamonds[…]

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Jewellery is meant to be worn, enjoyed and treasured. But for some people, wearing a ring, necklace,[…]

One of the most important questions a diamond buyer should ask is: Who graded the diamond? A grading report[…]

The diamond market is going through one of the most significant periods of change in recent decades.[…]