Despite the well-known conservatism of the jewelry industry, new technologies are becoming more common. The world's first social network industry Bridgem announced the development of new software products available for the desktop in the form of applications for the iPhone and Android, and making the communication, promotion and sales as simple as never before.
Bridgem has positioned itself as an industry b2b environment in which there is everything you need for work. Already, thousands of users to actively create their own online storefronts, discuss and exchange ideas, organize events, communicate with the internal messenger. Service creators recognized that front - a huge reservoir of work, realized a smaller part of the plans. In the end, they say, Bridgem will for jewelers, the same than for office managers is Microsoft Office. He came to the office, connected to Bridgem, and began to work. However, to work with Bridgem enough smartphone.
Development Bridgem was made possible by bundling a lot of experience in the creators of the diamond and jewelry industries with unique tech team, knowing "where you have to press to make things work."
Excellent conditions created for mastodons industry. At the same time, small and medium businesses - both in mining and cutting, as well as in manufacturing and retail - has almost no tools in the market. The main purpose of Bridgem was and still is their creation and development, promotion of relations across the seas and continents, robotics and automation processes that previously required a lot more people and time.
What else is important - the service is absolutely free for the users.
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Lucapa Diamonds reported that the company received 2.1 million Australian dollars from the seventh-auction of diamonds from the Lulo project in Angola.
Lucapa is developing Lulo in partnership with the state diamond mining company Endiama and private Rosas & Petalas.
A batch of 1339 carats of alluvial diamonds went under the hammer at an average price of 1571 Australian dollars per carat ($ 1120).
"Taking into account the last auction, the cost of the last seven lots of diamonds from Lulo amounted to a total of 17.9 million Australian dollars ($ 14.4 million) .The total weight of stones was 9,377 carats, and the average price - 1910 Australian dollars per carat ($ 1,532)," - said in a statement of the company.
The company will use proceeds from the sale to finance the current operations at Lulo, Added representatives of Lucapa.
Commercial mining of alluvial diamonds at the Lulo mine began in January last year. At the moment the company processes 20 000 tons of rock every month.
In addition to alluvial diamonds at Lulo, the company also conducts exploration of 296 kimberlite targets.
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