You are cordially invited to join us at Hong Kong In Asia World Expo Fair 2024:
As it does at all three of the major Hong Kong shows, MID House of Diamonds will mount a massive display of merchandise at the In Asia World Expo 2024 featuring a large collection of white and fancy-colored loose diamonds, including blue, pink, green and yellow, in all shapes and sizes from 0.30 carats to plus-10.00 carats.
All eight of the company’s international sales offices will be sending much of their top-quality material to the show, among them a selection of rare GIA certified loose diamonds. Also on exhibition will be a collection of unique, high-end diamond jewelry, including rings, necklaces, bracelets and earrings, featuring white and fancy-colored diamonds.
MID House of Diamond booth will be located at the AsiaWorld Export, Booth 7P14, September 2024. It already is possible to set up an appointment with MID at the show by contacting the company’s Hong Kong office, led by Rafael Kish and Ehud Gavrielov, at tel: +852-2-545-7118 or email: [email protected].
Please call +852-2-545-7118 or send us an email at [email protected] to schedule an appointment or to request a copy of our latest custom design catalog.3in4
MID House of Diamonds will be among the exhibitors at the June 2020 JCK Vegas Show. Come say Hi!
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Where and how do diamonds originate in nature? The answer is relatively well known, and that is millions of years ago deep below the earth’s surface, where the temperatures and pressures are high enough that carbon matter would crystalize into the form we recognize as a diamond.
The apocryphal Chinese curse “may you live in interesting times” rings particularly true during this unusual period in our collective history. It is an age where long-time conventional wisdom and sometimes common sense is seemingly brushed aside, with no apparent set of rules or conventions to take their place. And in a business which takes for granted that a diamond is forever, even that type of sensibility can appear tenuous.
The South African-diamond headquartered mining group Petra Diamonds has announced that it has sold a 425-carat diamond to consortium comprising to Belgian companies, the Stargems Group and Choron (Belgium) BVBA, for $15 million.
Let’s start by agreeing that the discussion about diamonds and the environment is a difficult one, as it is with most minerals. For, simply stated, they are all inherently unsustainable. Once removed from the earth they do not regenerate.
Karowe, a state-of-the-art diamond mine in Botswana owned by Canada-headquartered Lucara Diamonds with a proven knack of yielding oversize stones, has done it again. According to the company, a 1,758-carat diamond has recently been discovered at the mine, taking the title of the world’s second largest stone away from the 1,109-carat Lesedi La Rona, which was discovered at the same site in 2015.
The World Diamond Council (WDC) has presented an upgraded version of its System of Warranties, which is the statement that most diamond companies attach to invoices and memos testifying that the merchandise being sold is not associated with diamonds from conflict areas. The new statement will verify that they have conducted a self-assessment, testifying to their commitment to essential human and labor rights, anti-money laundering legislation, and anti-corruption.
A 20.46-carat oval-shaped fancy blue diamond has been unveiled in the Botswana capital of Gaborone. Called the Okavango Blue, its owners have made the ambitious claim that the stone could rival and even surpass the famous Hope Diamond.
There are a range of variables that factor in the economics of the diamond business, some of which are likely to be the deciding factor whether a business is profitable or not. Elements like the quality of the diamond itself, the skill and proficiency of the cutters and polishers, market demand and the general state of the economy are all accepted as standard issues that will affect the profitability of the business. But there is one that many would not think about – the weather.
After 18 months of planning, cutting and polishing, Graff, the London-headquartered multinational jewelry company, has unveiled the 302.37-carat Graff Lesedi La Rona, which the firm has described the largest square emerald-cut diamond in the world, and the biggest high-color, high-clarity diamond ever graded by the Gemological Institute of America (GIA). Graff has declined to reveal its asking price.
Despite rumors to the contrary, China is likely to remain a powerhouse for a long time to come. According to research conducted by Bain & Company, middle-class consumers will represent an estimated 65 percent of all Chinese households by 2027, producing an ongoing pool of first-time buyers of luxury goods.
It is a story worthy of The Pink Panther, the 1963 movie that introduced the world to the hapless Inspector Jacques Clouseau, who bungled his way through Europe’s jet-set society, on the trail of a sophisticated diamond burglar, played by David Niven. Except this really happened.
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the U.S. government agency charged with protecting the interest of consumers and promoting competition, is evolving into one of the most influential players in the worldwide diamond trade, in part because of the size of American market, both also because of its readiness to the place itself at the center of the debate about how to describe man-made diamonds and the differentiate them from their natural counterparts.
The De Beers Group has announced the launch of a program by which those clients who are getting a regular allocation of rough diamonds from the company and other accredited buyers will be able to label the goods as “diamonds from DTC.”
Global sales of diamond jewelry grew by 4 percent in 2018, compared with 2017, totaling $85.9 billion, the state-controlled Russian diamond mining company Alrosa has reported in its global luxury and jewelry market research for 2018.
Brexit, the process by which the United Kingdom is set to withdraw from the European Union, is still up in the air, with the economic consequences on the British economy in general, and the country’s jewelry and diamond industry in particular, likely to be considerable, particularly if the so-called “hard Brexit” cannot be avoided.
There is no other major jewelry trade show as associated with the watch industry as Baselworld. Which is an event that also puts to bed the question whether men buy jewelry. The luxury watch market, catering predominantly to men, equaled about $46.4 billion in 2018, and it is forecast to climb $53.2 billion by 2023.
Rio Tinto has unveiled its 2019 Argyle diamond tender collection of fancy-colored stones. It is likely to be one of the last in the series, because next year the mine is scheduled to end operations.
Located in south-central Botswana, about 120 kilometers west of the capital city of Gaborone, Jwaneng is the world’s richest diamond resource.
The introduction of synthetic or laboratory-grown diamonds into the market mix has raised a variety of challenges for the traditional gem and jewelry industry.
MID’s net exports of polished diamonds equaled $196 million in 2018, 12 percent more that the $175 million worth that was reported in 2017.
To an ever-greater degree, the growing appreciation of the key economic and social role that diamonds are playing in developing economies is translating to facts on the ground.
MID House of Diamonds will be exhibiting at Baselworld in 2019, and will be bringing what certainly will be among the largest collection of diamonds at the Swiss show.
Glitz and bling have always coexisted comfortably in Hollywood, and nowhere more so than at the annual Academy Awards ceremony.
MID House of Diamonds is presenting a massive display of merchandise at the sixth HKTDC Hong Kong International Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show.
Arguably the most notable specimen in the collection is a pink oval-cut stone, weighing 14.83 carats.According to Sotheby’s, the D color, flawless, type Ila, diamond should go for between $11.2 million to $12.7 million.