Kang Seung-gi’s 30‑Carat debt to lab‑grown success — what it signals
After near-bankruptcy tied to a 30-carat, ‘Ronaldo-sized’ diamond, Kang Seung-gi pivoted to pioneer South Korea’s lab-grown diamond sector — a strategic signal for retailers.
After near-bankruptcy tied to a 30-carat, ‘Ronaldo-sized’ diamond, Kang Seung-gi pivoted to pioneer South Korea’s lab-grown diamond sector — a strategic signal for retailers.
A Tiffany & Co. ring set with a flawless 10ct emerald-cut diamond was the top lot in Christie’s Jewels Online Sale — a rare signal of strength for large white diamonds.
The Ice Lane aims to bring transparency to India’s lab-grown diamond market, tightening price discovery and reshaping trust—an import risk and opportunity for US buyers.
De Beers and Sotheby’s preview the Jwaneng 28.88 Ct internally flawless diamond in London, positioning the rare large gem for an upcoming Sotheby’s auction.
A 28.88ct Jwaneng diamond could fetch $2.8m — a rare high‑carat test of demand and pricing pressure for natural diamonds among US retailers and investors.
Sotheby’s will offer a 28.88ct De Beers diamond from Jwaneng, Botswana, with an upper estimate of $2.8M — a near‑$3M test of high‑carat natural‑diamond demand.
Lab‑grown diamonds let couples buy larger, better‑priced engagement stones and more ambitious designs — a merchandising and margin consideration for US jewelers.
Sotheby’s and De Beers unveil the flawless Type IIa ‘Jwaneng 28.88’, estimated up to $2.8M at the April high‑jewelry sale — a rare market signal for collectors.
As tensions peak, diamonds routed through Israel processing hubs and West African networks are again financing warfare and evading sanctions—risk for US retailers.
Christie’s closed a 10-day Jewels Online sale led by a Tiffany & Co. 10.02 ct diamond ring — a quiet sign of sustained appetite for sizable diamonds in digital auctions.
Historic 26‑carat white diamond sold at Elmwood’s London for over $1M — the largest white stone on the U.K. market in more than a decade, tightening supply of large goods.
Lucara’s Karowe X‑ray recovery of a ‘stunning’ Type IIb blue near 37 carats underscores rarity of large natural blues and reinforces provenance value for collectors.