Diamond
Why the diamond industry must abandon dogma and embrace lab-grown pragmatism - opinion
The modern marketplace no longer rewards dogmatic rejectionism; instead, it demands an enlightened dual-track strategy that balances trade advocacy with market realities.
Over four years later: Leviev family drops criminal complaint against 'Tindler Swindler'
The ex-wife concealed a rare blue diamond worth millions of shekels
The hardest material? Chinese team forges hexagonal diamond with super strength
Senior UAE rabbi places Mezuzah on Israel Diamond Exchange office in Dubai
The placing of the mezuzah was done in coordination with the Jewish Council of the Emirates.
When will the Diamond Industry Recover from the Impact of Covid-19?
Israeli Diamond Exchange signs agreement with Bahrain's economy minister
Khalifa demanded to arrive to Israel to sign the agreement to allow Bahrain to integrate into the the diamond business.
The $1.5 million COVID mask from Motza
First it's a COVID mask made to FDA standards, then it's a piece of art.
Diamond Exchange accepts 115 new members
An event on Zoom marked their acceptance.
Jeweler Ori Vechler shares 3 USPs of A Great Diamond Piece
A diamond can symbolize anything from love to wealth
Super rare, purple-pink diamond up for auction, could fetch $38 mln
Mined by Russian diamond producer Alrosa, the 14.83-carat diamond was cut from the largest pink crystal ever found in Russia, Sotheby's said.
Efrat settlers hold virtual sukkah meeting with UAE Jews
Efrat Council head Oded Revivi is among those in the settlement movement who has spoken out in favor of Israel’s peace deal with the UAE.
UAE-Israel accord could bring new sparkle to Dubai diamond trade
Dubai, with $21.2 billion in diamonds traded last year according to DMCC, and Israel, with around $12 billion according to its exchange, are the Middle East's main diamond centers.
Diamonds transported directly from Israel to the UAE for the first time
Up until the peace agreement signed between Israel and the United Arab Emirates, the transportation of diamonds and foreign currency was only possible through a third party.
