How will the diamond world look in 2016? Chaim Even-Zohar provides some ideas based on internal DTC forecast figures. Read More...

From transparency back to ambiguity. This is the only way one can interpret DTC's messages about the planned rough allocation policies sent to clients and banks. It seems DTC has come full circle. Read More...

During a recent trip to India, I realized something: from all the cutting and trading centers in the world, India has been the most successful in turning the economic and financial crisis into a great opportunity. Read More...

If a man using the false identity of Roman Rozzen from Rikko Company, has been in your office recently, please stop reading right now and go count your diamonds– each and every diamond in your stock. Read More...

The rumor mill about the quality of GIA India certificates started early, but when talk of “upgraded” reports started, I learned a considerable part of the certification was done in NYC. Read More...

In the old days, people would watch the heads of the USSR standing on the Kremlin balcony and measure the distance between the leader and other officials to learn about their status. Read More...

Some good and bad news can be reported on the progress made by the KP to appoint a Monitor for the Marange diamond fields of Zimbabwe. Read More...

There is only one person in the world who can out-rap Rap – and that is Rap himself. Read More...

Good governance and corruption within diamond-producing companies are, by definition, a relative phenomena. While one company may have more of the first, another company may have the lion’s share of the latter. Read More...

Two diamond merchants were debating the future of the diamond business. “The world will be running out of natural gem-quality diamonds and our future is in synthetics and simulants. We better join the future now,” argued one. Read More...