Wednesday, June 14, 2017

Harrods introduced the "one of the rarest in the world" diamonds that this month will be shown to the public for the first time.
Pear-shaped diamond weighing 228.31 carats, color G VS1 purity will be available for viewing by appointment in a department store in Knightsbridge in London from mid-December.
"Brilliant Harrods" (Harrods Diamond) used to be "hidden" in the store warehouse, reported in Harrods. Representatives of the trading house said that the stone has a "magnificent cut, polished and glossy exceptional symmetry."
"It is very rare when the diamonds of the weight, cut, polish and symmetry are sold outside the auction, so it is an exceptional opportunity for customers Harrods and very interesting moment in the history of the shop," - said Helen David (Helen David), the main seller in Harrods.
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Pearl Necklace said...

Polished diamond imports to Hong Kong fell in the first quarter of this year due to lower exports of such products from key suppliers - India, Israel and Belgium, according to Rapaport portal.
Polished diamond imports decreased by 13% to $ 4.23 billion in the three months to 31 March. Delivery of diamonds from India's largest trading partner in this segment for Hong Kong, fell 12% to $ 1.88 billion. Imports from Israel, the second largest diamond source in Hong Kong, fell sharply by 18% to $ 543 million, while imports from Belgium also fell, by 21% to $ 454.4 million.
This decline outweighed the 11 percent growth of US exports of polished diamonds to Hong Kong, as well as the supply of such products increase by 4.7 per cent from the United Arab Emirates (UAE), respectively, the fourth and the fifth largest trading partner of Hong Kong in the segmental e.
By volume, polished imports fell by 1.9% to 4.8 million carats, while the average price per carat of polished diamonds dropped. Export and re-export of diamonds from Hong Kong fell 8% to $ 3.21 billion, mainly due to a sharp drop in shipments to India. This means that the net polished imports (or imports minus exports) fell 24% to $ 1.02 billion.