Diamond mining $167.94B forecast — what it signals for US supply
Evolve Business Intelligence projects the diamond mining market at USD 167.94 billion by 2034 — a strategic signal for US sourcing, inventory and pricing plans.
Evolve Business Intelligence projects the diamond mining market at USD 167.94 billion by 2034 — a strategic signal for US sourcing, inventory and pricing plans.
Celebrities and influencers are accelerating demand for alternative engagement rings in 2026, creating inventory and margin decisions for US bridal retailers.
Spot gold pierced $5,000/oz, trading $5,079.62 after Monday’s $5,110.50 high; safe‑haven flows create inventory and margin pressure for US jewelry and bullion players.
Gold surged past $5,000/oz to a $5,110.50 high on Jan 27; safe‑haven bids tighten price visibility and pressure US jewelry margins and sourcing strategies.
Spot gold rose to $5,092.09/oz after an all‑time $5,110.50, as investors sought bullion amid U.S. policy uncertainty—reshaping inventory valuation and safe‑haven demand.
Gold approached $5,100/oz on Jan 27 as investors sought safety amid US policy uncertainty; a record high tightens inventory valuation and hedging choices for US jewellers.
Tiffany & Co.’s ‘Bird on a Flying Tourbillon – Azure Blossom’ won Revolution Awards 2025 High Jewellery, signalling renewed retailer interest in watch‑led jewellery.
Stuller and the AGTA will display gemstone origin on Stuller.com, improving traceability for US retailers and highlighting provenance as a commercial factor.
Insightace Analytic’s report on lab‑grown diamonds (2026–35) outlines expanded market penetration and strategic risks for natural‑diamond pricing and US retail margins.
Gold climbed toward $5,100 after hitting a record $5,110.50; silver remained near all‑time highs as geopolitical risk lifted safe‑haven demand — Jan 27, Reuters.
Spot gold at $5,068/oz after a record $5,110.50 high; silver near all‑time peaks as safe‑haven demand persists—risk for US jewelry margins and traders.
Queen Letizia wore sapphire and diamond earrings at a Madrid diplomatic reception — a quiet‑luxury cue that could nudge US buyers toward refined, higher‑margin sapphires.