Nanotechnology: Alrosa unveils new diamond tracking system
Alrosa has unveiled a new diamond tracking system that uses nanotechnology to engrave gems, potentially allowing them to be traced from the
Alrosa has unveiled a new diamond tracking system that uses nanotechnology to engrave gems, potentially allowing them to be traced from the
ALROSA was ranked No. 6 in the first rating of environmental responsibility of Russian companies prepared by Forbes magazine. ALROSA ranks first
Challenged by NGOs and the media, the natural diamond trade is increasingly pushing the sustainable development agenda.
The global diamond trade spent years in the doldrums, only to be crippled by the pandemic just as things started looking up.
Russian mining giant Alrosa has published its sales of rough and polished diamonds for December 2020, raking in $521.6 million (compared to
Alrosa summed up results of online auction for special size rough diamonds. This format allows customers to review and evaluate rough diamonds
Image: Luminous Diamonds (Alrosa) Fluorescence—the soft glow a diamond emits when exposed to UV light—isn’t often emphasized in the marketing of diamonds
Image: Alrosa b2b trading platform In the age of a pandemic where jewelry trade shows around the world have been indefinitely put
It’s a crisis in diamond country. Demand has collapsed, while long-term contracts are bulging the vaults with unsold rough diamonds. As a
There’s long been a talk of an industry prejudice against fluorescence—and while it’s not the kind of bigotry that gets people marching in the