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The history of the South African diamond industry, like so many other aspects of life in that country, can be divided into two. The critical moment of separation was April 27, 1994, when for the first time free multiracial elections were held, and a black president, Nelson Mandela, was swept into power at the head of a new ruling party, the African National Congress.

As the celebratory wedding season takes off, Forevermark presents a sophisticated range of jewellery for the modern bride, blending timeless elegance with versatility. The Millemoi, Avaanti, Icon and Forevermark Setting collections are thoughtfully designed for the contemporary bride, effortlessly transitioning from wedding celebrations to everyday moments.

The Central Consumer Protection Authority, organized a Stakeholder Consultation on Consumer Protection in the Diamond Sector to deliberate on the use of appropriate terminology for diamonds. The consultation, chaired by Smt. Nidhi Khare, Chief Commissioner, Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA), brought together key industry stakeholders and experts

Natural Diamond Council (NDC) proudly announces the launch of its latest report titled ‘Diamonds of Canada’. This report is an extension of the larger ‘Diamond Facts’ report unveiled by NDC last year, which aimed at highlighting the significance of natural diamonds and the positive impact on the communities they touch

DiaMondaine Diamantaires Club, a leading platform dedicated to connecting the global jewellery industry, made waves at the prestigious Monaco Yacht Show in October, where they stood as VIP Jewelry Partners at Fairmont Monte Carlo. This exclusive event brought together an exceptional community of jewellers, creating valuable networking opportunities and showcasing the finest in luxury jewellery

Since the iconic Marylin Monroe sang Diamonds Are a Girl’s Best Friend in the 1953 film Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, popular culture has seen diamonds as the ultimate adornment for women the world over. But diamonds were always coveted by the rich and powerful, especially the royalty in India – for a long time the only source of diamonds – as well as in