De Beers/Anglo American: Pushed or jumped, the Oppenheimers are out - The Africa Report

De Beers/Anglo American: Pushed or jumped, the Oppenheimers are out The Africa Report On November 4th the Oppenheimers announced they would sell their 40 per cent share in the world's top diamond miner to sister company Anglo American for $5.7bn. De Beers has been closing mines in South Africa in recent years, implying that the ...

Diamond Prices Fall 1% in January - The Zimbabwean

Diamond Prices Fall 1% in January The Zimbabwean RAPI for 3.00-carat diamonds fell 0.3 percent to 350.82. Rough prices at tender were relatively stable during the month. ALROSA cut its prices in January while De Beers Diamond Trading Company (DTC) maintained high values on its boxes by adjusting ... and more »

Rayalaseema diamond potential is back in focus - IBNLive.com

Rayalaseema diamond potential is back in focus IBNLive.com Some of the international experts were from the famous diamond company De Beers.In fact, a team of De Beers scientists conducted an aerial survey using ultrahigh resolution magnetic equipment a few years ago to identify kimberlite resources in the ...

Local Diamonds Shake Market - AllAfrica.com

Local Diamonds Shake Market AllAfrica.com By Takunda Maodza, 6 February 2012 MARANGE diamonds have brought stiff competition on the international market, causing prices to fall sharply, especially in India. This has left traditional giants like De-beers in a quandary. Zimbabwe to shine out in rough diamond marketTimes of India all 5 news articles »

De Beers hit by cheaper Zim diamonds - New Zimbabwe.com

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De Beers hit by cheaper Zim diamonds New Zimbabwe.com by indiatimes.com PRICES of rough diamonds from De Beers and Russia-based Alrosa last month took a knock in India's diamond city of Surat, easing up to 10 percent, especially in the low range category, because of competition from Zimbabwe stones. De Beers, Rio Tinto feel heat of Zimbabwe roughsTimes of India Counting CaratsRapaport all 4 news articles »