When so much of our days are filled with scrolling, streaming, listening and email-sending, it’s easy to forget that there are hobbies that don’t actually require a screen. The great thing about ...

Cindy Ware of Chester County realized a couple of months ago that the diamond from her ring, passed down through her late husband's family, was gone. "I still don't believe it. It's in my purse now ...

De Beers reportedly cut rough diamond prices in January, a rare retreat by the industry’s once-dominant broker as slumping demand, lab-grown stones and trade turmoil batter the global diamond market.

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After decades of growth driven by diamond mining, Canada’s Northwest Territories are facing the closure of three major mines and wondering: What’s next? A pit at the Diavik mine, one of the three ...

Are all diamonds valuable? How can you approach a diamond investment wisely? Before answering these challenging questions, I'd like to educate you on this mineral. Over my 10 years in the jewelry ...

Lizbeth Hernandez was just trying to eat some dim sum. The 35-year-old automotive marketer and content creator was seated at a lunch counter in Los Angeles in August when a waitress complimented her ...

A 9.51-carat blue stone that once belonged to the heiress Bunny Mellon sold for $7 million less than at its last auction, a sign of profound shifts in the diamond industry. By Ashley Ahn A 9.51-carat ...

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It was a shining family secret for more than 100 years. Descendants of Austria’s royal family have revealed that a missing treasure, a large diamond dating back to the House of Medici whose mysterious ...

LUANDA, Oct 23 (Reuters) - Lab-grown diamonds are losing their appeal due to oversupply and consumer preferences are starting to shift back to natural stones, World Diamond Council President Feriel ...