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Tough decisions ahead as De Beers plans for near-term
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Despite remaining the world's main diamond producer, De Beers is taking drastic steps to bring its costs into line with a changing reality.
Economic downturn hits beneficiation, but trend continues
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The timing of the global financial crisis could not have been worse since it hit the beneficiation efforts of African states, but rising demand is helping.
On the Agenda
European recovery stalls as Germany posts flat growth
France and Poland, however, both recorded growth.
European Union aiming to sign free trade deal with India by October
The 27-member trading bloc is aiming to secure new markets across Asia.
Cut above the Rest
Diamond iPad announced even before Apple releases new product to market
Set with 11.43 carats of diamonds, the exclusive touch pad computer will cost about $20,000.
Philadelphia jeweller produces non-engagement ring for Tiger’s mistress
A black diamond ring is awarded in a bizarre beauty contest to one of the 13 alleged mistresses of golfer Tiger Woods.
Antwerp Perspective
Will the global diamond market recovery be V-shaped, W-shaped, or L-shaped?
Although the worst of the financial crisis is behind the diamond industry, diamantaires must continue to act responsibly.
Jewellery Showcase
Antwerp jeweler creates unique career path in setting up business
After working in different professions, Peter Poussenier found his niche in making and selling jewellery.
