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Wittelsbach-Graff Diamond goes to WashingtonStarting tomorrow, the storied 31.06-carat Wittelsbach-Graff Diamond will be on display in a museum, marking the fancy, deep blue gemstone's first public appearance in 50 years.Read More Diamond NewsSupplyYoung CEOs study Hearts on Fire at HarvardA Harvard Business School professor who wanted to give a class of young chief executive officers a real-world example of a successful business strategy chose diamond company Hearts on Fire as a case study in smart branding. Read More JA, RJC urge vigilance in diamond sourcingAs concerns about Kimberley Process (KP) violations in Zimbabwe mount, both Jewelers of America (JA) and the Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC) issued statements today urging members to do what they can to make sure their diamonds are fully KP compliant. Read More 
Exhibit shows Israeli diamond designers on pointA new collection of diamond jewelry featuring pieces crafted by Israeli designers is now on display at the Harry Oppenheimer Diamond Museum in Ramat Gan, Israel. Read More Pricing
Dallas auction sees tall orders for diamondsDiamonds dominated at the Dec. 6 Heritage Fine Jewelry Auction in Dallas, taking nine of the top 10 lots at the $1 million-plus jewelry event, according to a news release. Read More U.S. rough, polished trade still at low levelsU.S. net polished-diamond imports totaled $338.2 million in July, a modest increase from June but still well below 2008 levels, IDEX Online reports. Read More 
Are your diamond jewelry sales up or down?New York--Are you seeing your bridal sales boom while sales of other diamond jewelry pieces sag? Read More GradingGIA seeks counterfeit diamond report culpritsThe Gemological Institute of America (GIA) has identified and taken out of circulation a counterfeit diamond grading report that surfaced recently in Hong Kong, and now the institute's lab is seeking information on the culprits. Read More Report: Famous blue diamonds not from same stoneDecades of speculation were put to rest Thursday when scientists announced that the Hope and Wittelsbach-Graff diamonds, two storied, blue-colored stones, were not cut from the same piece of rough, according to a report in The Washington Post. Read More EGL Asia reaches agreement with Chinese labHong Kong-headquartered EGL Asia and NGGC, the state-owned Chinese diamond grading laboratory, have reached an agreement that gives customers a two-for-one deal on grading certificates. Read More |
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