Wednesday, June 14, 2017

The Indian diamond trade center (India Diamond Trading Centre, IDTC) , the only special customs zone (SNZ) to view the rough diamonds in the country, completed a year of successful operations, having spent 27 of viewing sessions with the participation of all major global miners gjepc.org said in a statement.
Companies that show their diamonds in IDTC - De Beers, Rio Tinto, Alrosa, Dominion Diamond Corporation and Okavango Diamond Company.
The center is located on the territory of 4095 square meters. feet in the building of the Indian Diamond Bourse (BDB), and is fully equipped with the latest technology to view the products in accordance with international standards and world class safety systems. After viewing the Company may make purchases by placing bids at auction or participate in auctions on the Internet.
SNZ system offers a small diamond companies in India an opportunity to get direct access to the supply of raw materials, resulting in significant cost savings.
According to the report, more than 50% of the dates for the views, available in 2017, already booked.
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Pearl Necklace said...

Analyst firm NPD Group has created a service that provides more transparency in social statistics of sales and inventory levels of finished products throughout the diamond industry.
Until now, the diamond industry has focused on anecdotal evidence when assessing the preferences of consumers, says the NPD. Against this background, there were difficulties in the assessment of products and in the preparation of the range. Also, lack of data has led to an increase in the gap between the retail supply and demand.
The first "service for tracking diamonds" (Diamond Tracker Service) allows key industry members access to detailed data from points of sale, as well as the volume of production in inventory levels, monthly sales and trends, added to the NPD. It will allow users to meticulously study the sales figures of diamonds with certain characteristics - both natural and grown in the laboratory. The system keeps track of factors such as the presence of gemological laboratories, sources of wholesale delivery of products, as well as various kinds of purchases - instant, delayed or purchase with an exchange of old products with new ones.
"The new service has the same level of depth that is needed to create a more focused and effective marketing, pricing, production plans and purchases," - said the managing director of the NPD on diamonds and diamond jewelry Kris Keysi (Chris Casey).