A rare pink diamond derived from the biggest raw stone of the colour ever found in Russia was sold for $26.6 million on Wednesday at Sotheby's in Geneva.
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![]( "Ultra-rare pink diamond to go under hammer in Geneva")
Ultra-rare pink diamond to go under hammer in GenevaAn extremely rare pink diamond will be auctioned in Geneva on November 11 by Sotheby's, which says it is worth between $23 and $38 million.
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![]( "Israel's diamond industry grinds to halt amid coronavirus")
Israel's diamond industry grinds to halt amid coronavirusIsrael's economy is slowly returning to normal with the gradual easing of its lockdown, but the diamond district, one of the world's main trade and polishing centres, is still deserted.
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![]( "Petra Diamonds warns of coronavirus outbreak affecting demand")
Petra Diamonds warns of coronavirus outbreak affecting demandPetra Diamonds Ltd reported a 11% fall in core earnings for the first half on Monday and warned that the coronavirus outbreak had hurt demand in the diamond market.
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![]( "Russia's Alrosa seeks to brighten up its fluorescent diamond sales")
Russia's Alrosa seeks to brighten up its fluorescent diamond salesRussia’s Alrosa is talking to several global jewelery retailers about jointly marketing the miner’s jewelery brand that uses fluorescent diamonds, as it strives to create a new niche for the natural stones.
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![]( "In Yakutia, Russia digs for diamonds in permafrost")
In Yakutia, Russia digs for diamonds in permafrostDiamonds are forever, and so is the permanently frozen ground of Yakutia in north eastern Siberia, home to huge diamond deposits that ensure Russia's supremacy in world production of the luxury stone.
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![]( "Mine versus lab - how green is your diamond?")
Mine versus lab - how green is your diamond?Mined diamonds are less carbon-intensive than man-made, but their producers should use more green energy, according to a study commissioned by the natural diamond industry.
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![]( "Russia's Alrosa targets US growth, raises $11.8 million in New York diamond sale")
Russia's Alrosa targets US growth, raises $11.8 million in New York diamond saleRussian state-controlled miner Alrosa, the world's biggest producer of rough diamonds, raised $11.8 million in its first New York diamond auction of the year, as it seeks to increase its activity in the United States.
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![]( "Diamond producers on the offensive against synthetic gemstones")
Diamond producers on the offensive against synthetic gemstonesThe world's eight largest diamond producers will invest €60 million in natural diamond promotion in 2019, to stem the growth of the synthetic gemstone market.
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![]( "Russia's Alrosa sees rosy prospects from colourful diamonds")
Russia's Alrosa sees rosy prospects from colourful diamondsRussia's Alrosa , the world's largest diamond producer by output, plans to boost revenue from selling rare, coloured stones where demand is stable, although it is a niche business.