From the sparkle of diamonds to the luster of humanity
In the morning light of a café, Sylvain Goldberg, a former diamond professional, sits pensively watching the passersby. “The world of diamonds has brought me much, but life, like a
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Diamond jewelry has captivated us with its beauty and elegance for centuries
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Belgium wants tracking system against Russian diamond
Belgium and Europe are discussing a new tracking method to curb the international trade in Russian diamonds.
Antwerp Diamond Bourse trading floor repurposed
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Brussels Airport 2013 diamond robbery – appeal trial has begun
Image:Brussels airport – brusselsairport.be At the Brussels Court of Appeal, the trial of the diamond transport robbery that took place
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A free Iran cannot emerge until the people have brought the regime to its knees.
Lab-Grown Diamond Market to Reach $50 Billion by 2030
A recent report by Allied Market Research claims that the global lab-groww diamonds market will hit almost $50 billion by