| April 16 () - Gem Diamonds said rough diamond prices would continue increasing going into the second quarter, with prices both in the polished wholesale market and high-end branded auctions expected to improve. For the Jan.

April 16 () - Gem Diamonds said rough diamond prices would continue increasing going into the second quarter, with prices both in the polished wholesale market and high-end branded auctions expected to improve. For the Jan. 1 to April 15 period, ...

When Business Times arrived at his store, he was working on a rough diamond he estimated was worth $350000 (R2.7-million). He said he also had a sophisticated system to track where all of his diamonds were at a particular point in the production line.

rough diamond imports dipped by a huge 63 percent to $30 million and rough diamond exports declined 24 percent to $22 million. The Net rough diamond imports were down by a whooping 85 percent to $8 million. The country's net diamond account (valued as ...

rough diamond imports fell 63 percent in February to $30 million while rough exports dropped 24 percent to $22 million. Net rough diamond imports plummeted 85 percent to $8 million. The net diamond account for February, representing total imports of ...

The month of March delivered a rise in the value of rough diamond exports and imports for Belgium. The country's rough diamond imports rose 7 percent (yoy) to $1.364 billion, while rough diamond exports were up 8 ?percent to $1.461 billion.

Rough-diamond prices probably rose an average of 15% last year as producers struggled to keep pace with consumption. Picture: Getty Images Competition Tribunal on Wednesday unconditionally approved the proposed $5.1bn merger between Anglo American and ...

( News) ? The value of Antwerp's rough diamond imports increased 7.12 percent to $1.364 billion in March compared to $1.273 billion in March 2011, according to data released today (Tuesday) by the Antwerp World Diamond Centre (AWDC).

Moroka said rough diamond prices were expected to trend upwards this year, based on the strong demand coming out of China, which is now the second largest consumer of the precious stones after the US.

??ALROSA has noted a moderate growth of rough diamond prices, and the Company is ?expecting the growth to continue in the second quarter,? the company stated. ? Rising demand for polished diamonds in China, India, and the US coupled with an ?objective ...