@Yoram_F@allaboutdiamon1 As I said higher up, there may be brokers that source from De Beers and other mines and aggregate the goods. This would leave you with rough that is definitely from one of 5/6/7 countries.
@Yoram_F This probably reflects the fact that the diamond came from a rough brokerage firm that sources its goods from De Beers and other mines and aggregates them.
@AviKrawitz@debeersgroup They would cite the closure of Victor and the lull at Venetia, and the fact that De Beers production is likely to be down by 4 million carats this year.
@Sonia_E_Soltani @AviKrawitz@Rapaport For the avoidance of confusion, "two of the diamond industry’s biggest players" refers to De Beers and the GIA....
@tbiesheuvel Tiffany's language is "region or countries of origin," which seems to cater for some of those trickier cases. And they specifically said that with "one trusted supplier" (presumably De Beers), they'd label them "Botswana sort."
Interesting move by @lightboxjewelry, but please, a "customized styling display" - is that what the rest of us call a "mirror"? https://t.co/BHpcYWjDAe
@ALROSA_official says this rough diamond came out looking pear-shaped. We think it looks like Darth Vader. Other suggestions welcome. Image from Alrosa.
India jewelry fraud allegations: Gitanjali Gems managing director Mehul Choksi is reportedly "helpless" to pay salaries after authorities seized his assets https://t.co/pJ1mACnJqB