Against the backdrop of increasing competition between the two largest players — Cartier and Tiffany — plus newcomers, the sector is expanding, bringing new opportunities.
The Long View by Vogue Business: Inside the luxury jewellery boom
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Sotheby’s to Auction the Most ‘Glowing’ Pink Diamond to Ever Come to Market, Estimated to Cost $35M
Described by Sotheby’s as the quintessential pink diamond, the stone is 10.57 carats and is referred to as the Internally Flawless Fancy Vivid Purplish Pink Diamond. The diamond possesses a distinct color and brightness, with an aura that has been described by diamond experts as glowing to the human eye. It is considered the most vivid pink diamond to ever come to market.
An Investor’s Definitive D Color Flawless Primer
Recognized as the pinnacle of the diamond pyramid, D flawless diamonds are not just a status symbol, but they are a rock-solid investment.
Tiffany Buys Some of a Legendary Diamond Mine’s Last Finds
The new Tiffany Collection comprises 35 gems, including an unusual red stone, from the Argyle Diamond Mine in Australia.
IGI CEO Confirms Report of Potential Sale
The company that owns an 80 percent stake in the Antwerp-based lab reportedly believes it is worth more than $200 million.
Diamonds That Deliver Dividends
In comparison to other collectible hard assets—such as automobiles, watches, and fine wines—diamonds have the advantage of being indestructible.
How to Invest in Jewelry: The Gems, Designers, and Eras to Know
As an asset class, luxury baubles have never been hotter. Here’s what you need to know to get in on the gem game.
Collecting guide: Art Deco jewellery
The rich keep spending. Luxury goods maker Hermes International’s stock soared Friday after the company reported sharply higher profit and revenue despite global recession fears.
Overview of the Fancy Color Diamond Market (2005-2014)
The alternative asset class of Fancy Color Diamonds (FCDs) has exhibited strong growth between 2005 and 2014. FCDs, across pink, yellow and blue colors have increased in value by 167% on average between January 2005 and September 2014.