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Diamond Prices Down On Weaker Global Demand

Polished diamond trading slowed in April due to slow demand at the start of a seasonally-quiet period.

Meeting Explains Anti-Money Laundering In Diamonds

A meeting about the new regulations, attended by many IDE members, took place at the bourse with the participation of the heads of the local diamond organizations to explain to the diamond sector its commitments.

US Diamond Jewelry Sales Rose in 2015 - De Beers
De Beers Group CEO Philippe Mellier says that despite 2015 being a challenging year for rough diamond demand, consumer diamond jewelry demand was robust.
Yoram Dvash: IDE Supports Police Investigation

According to Dvash, "The IDE management will show zero tolerance towards people causing harm to other IDE members." Since the affair came to light, the main suspect has been remanded in custody several times.

De Beers Global Sales of Diamond Jewelry Down
Although sales on the global market declined by 2%, there was a 5% rise in sales in the United States.
IDE Holding Anti-Money Laundering Meeting

The IDE is holding a meeting on implementing anti-money laundering regulations in the diamond industry on May 2.

Lucara: $51M From Exceptional Diamond Tender
Mining company posts strong results from first Exceptional Stone Tender of this year.
'Ebay Recognizes Potential Of The Diamond Sector'

The comment was made by the IDE President Yoram Dvash at an advanced Ebay marketing seminar for graduates of the previous eBay course. The IDE will launch a new and unique additional Internet marketing venture for exchange members.

UK Designer Creates World's Largest 'Crossover' Ring
The ring is on sale for £1.6 million, or about $2.1 million.
De Beers Reports April Sales of $660 Million
The third sales cycle took place in Gaborone, Botswana, last week.
IDE's Yoram Dvash: Growth in HPHT Stones a 'Concern'
Production of synthetic stones is growing rapidly and likely to expand further in the coming days.
De Beers: First Rough Price Rise Since 2014 - Report
Demand for rough goods remains high in April despite the sale in the first quarter of an estimated $3 billion of rough diamonds.