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Archive for December, 2009

Zimbabwe and The Kimberley Process – Can’t Do With or Without Each Other

December 23, 2009 , RachelR

Is Zimbabwe in the Kimberley Process or out? That has been the big question in the diamond industry in recent weeks, mostly among those involved in the initial stages of the diamond supply chain – diamond mining and the rough diamond trade.

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Rare Blue Wittelsbach-Graff Diamond to be Exhibited at Natural Museum (NMNH)

December 17, 2009 , LiatT

The 31.06 carat, rare grey-blue Wittelsbach-Graff Diamond is set to make its exciting first public appearance in half a century on January 28, 2010. The spectacular diamond was last displayed in 1958 at the Brussels precious gemstone exhibition. The National Museum of Natural History announced that it would add the blue diamond to its precious gemstone exhibition, which already includes the famed Hope Diamond. The two rare blue fancy colored diamonds will both be displayed in the same gallery so as to allow visitor’s the opportunity to compare and contrast between the two gemstones.

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Christie's "Evening Star" Diamond Auction

December 13, 2009 , KarenI

Last week, Christie's auction house held its annual "Magnificent Jewels from a Distinguished Private Collector", listing among other famous gems, the stunning "Evening Star" diamond. 

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The World’s Two Famous Blue Diamonds Not Related

December 2, 2009 , JayO

Expert gemologists have recently discovered that the world’s two most famous fancy colored natural blue diamonds, thought to be part of the same mother stone, are not related after all.

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