In Memory of Ehud Arye Laniado

Diamond Industrialist Ehud Arye Laniado Was A Man Passionate About Diamonds - this blog will share insights and videos from the diamond market, in his memory.

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Diamond Profiles: Moshe Schnitzer

No single name is more closely associated with the Israeli diamond industry than that of Moshe Schnitzer Born in Romania in 1921,...

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Diamond Shoe

The finale of the ninth season of America's Got Talent saw host Nick Cannon stroll out in a world record-breaking pair of shoes that he...

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Protecting millions of dollars in your pocket

Few, if any, other assets allow you, to carry millions of dollars in your pocket without revealing a thing to others. This makes diamonds...

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Be gentle with your diamonds!

like any valuable product, diamonds must be properly maintained for them to remain beautiful, and to keep their value. Failure to keep...

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A short history of Diamond Brokers

Let's take a look at the role of brokers, and how their services have evolved over the last 140 years. In the late 19th century, the...

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Can machines replace humans in diamond grading?

Two machines named Sarine Clarity and Sarine Color, are said to be able to replicate and repeat standardized measurements of diamond...

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The Most Creative (and Outrageous) Products Made with Diamonds

Diamonds are the epitome of luxury. Although diamonds are traditionally used in jewelry, many designers have created other beautiful and...

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Technology in the Diamond Industry: Exploration

In today's information age, technology is at the center of almost everything we do. From the food we eat, to the cars we drive, and yes,...

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From Private Jets to EasyJet: The Changing Face of the Diamond Consumer

TIt used to be that most diamonds were sold to the jet-set, a globetrotting group of people that included tycoons, captains of industry,...

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Making the Grade

Most people call a diamond's shape "cut." Since January 2006, however, the Gemological Institute of America (GIA) started using the term...