Wednesday, July 12, 2017


Federation of Belgian Diamond Bourses (Federation of Belgian Diamond Bourses) announced an information session on "Disclosure of synthetic, natural and treated natural diamonds", which will be held in the building of the Antwerp Diamond Bourse (Antwerp Diamond Bourse) on 29 September.
The forum will discuss the legal framework for obligations on information exchange members disclosed, as provided in the Constitution of the World Federation of Diamond Bourses (World Federation of Diamond Bourses, WFDB ), as well as to provide technical information on the detection of synthetic stones. Presentations will be made by representatives of HRD Antwerp, the Gemological Institute of America (GIA) and the International Institute for the classification and study of diamond (IIDGR) at De Beers, and then will be given the answers to questions from participants.
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Pearl Necklace said...

According to data released by the central bank of Botswana, diamond exports from this country continued to fall in the third quarter due to continuing difficult market conditions.
The central bank said that in the third quarter, diamond exports fell 41% to $ 531.9 million.
The bulk of diamonds in Botswana are mined by Debswana, a joint venture between De Beers and the official Gaborone.
Anglo American, which owns an 85% stake in De Beers, said Debswana's diamond production fell 35% to 4.1 million carats in the third quarter due to the planned maintenance of the Jwaneng and Orapa mines, Becomes a priority in the light of the current terms of trade.
Information on the export of diamonds from Botswana in July was not received.
Meanwhile,
In August, the value of exports was $ 358.5 million before revenue from diamond trading declined to $ 173.4 million in September. The figures from the central bank showed that Botswana's diamond exports fell to $ 2.3 billion in the nine months to September compared to $ 3 billion a year earlier.