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Jewellery sector's quest for clarity

With Russia a leading producer, diamonds have seen their prices plummet since the start of the war in Ukraine. The industry, highly concentrated around a few major players, has been experimenting with synthetic stones and other gems, but is struggling to find a clear-cut solution. The real issue is traceability, which is currently impossible to implement. [...]

The jeweller's future flagship store on the iconic Paris avenue will feature no fewer than five dedicated rooms designed to cater to its high-spending clients. [...]

Published on 13/02/2025 at 06:00 GMT Léo Durin

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