Should you invest in diamonds or follow the masses into gold? If your decision is based on a comparison of their performances, here’s what you need to consider.
Anglo American has agreed to pay the Oppenheimer family $5.1 billion for their 40 percent share in diamond giant De Beers.
An agreement between the Antwerp World Diamond Center and the Industrial Commercial Bank of China could mean growth for Belgium’s industry.
The prices for rough diamonds has recently fallen. Is this a sign that diamonds are losing their shine?
The Golden Eye is yellow, flawless and 43 carats. It’s also about to be sold through an online auction.
There is a new trend in the diamond investment market… individuals capitalizing on the profits available from colored stones.
Diamonds are expected to be a hot commodity over the long term, which will likely spur exploration, and there are at least three countries that have significant potential.
Diamond consumption and prices have been on the rise this year. Demand in India and China are expected to keep that momentum going throughout the remainder of 2011.
The mention of Israel generates many thoughts. In the midst of the recovery of Israel’s multi-billion dollar diamond trade, which includes both rough and polished stones, investment should be one of them.
The diamond market is raging back to life on the back of robust demand from China and India. In the west, diamond sales are rebounding since the economic collapse. Investing in the diamond market may seem challenging as many of the most power mining firms are privately owned. However, there are ways to enter into this lucrative market.
Thursday, January 19, 2012