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Namibia's Diamonds: A Standard for Authenticity and Ethical Sourcing

For decades, Namibia has consistently ranked among the top ten diamond-producing nations globally, maintaining the highest value per carat by a significant margin. Eroded over millions of years from the Kaapvaal Craton and shaped by the Atlantic Ocean along Namibia’s coastline, Namibian Natural Diamonds symbolize authenticity, ethical sourcing and sustainable value. Established under the Diamond Act of 1999, the Diamond Board of Namibia is a non-commercial public entity operating under the auspices of the Ministry of Industries, Mines and Energy. This edition carries a special report on Namibian Diamond sector that speaks volumes of the sustainability and ethical practices followed by the diamond economy that is setting examples in the world of diamonds and precious commodity mining.

Dubai truly is an unstoppable growth story. This edition carries an interview with Ahmed Bin Sulayem, Executive Chairman and CEO, DMCC who underlines the importance of the UAE's success, which is tied closely to a stable and prosperous GCC region.

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All eyes on Hong Kong as the global jewellery capital this September

Next month, the global jewellery industry has only one destination: Hong Kong.
Organised by Informa Markets, JGW September (Jewellery & Gem World September) brings together 3,000+ exhibitors from 40+ countries and regions, all showcasing the collections that will define retail displays worldwide.

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London Diamond Bourse Launches Simplified, Accessible, Pay-as-you-go Membership Tiers Designed to Grow with Your Business

The London Diamond Bourse (LDB) is delighted to announce the launch of three newly redesigned membership tiers, making membership more accessible and cost-effective than ever before. Designed to accommodate jewellery businesses from the occasional hot-desk visitor to a full-time member, the new structure simplifies membership while maintaining the institutional integrity that has defined the LDB for nearly a century.