Russian diamond dealer Alrosa, choked by sanctions, will not be able to repay a debt of 11.6 million dollars
Russian giant Alrosa, one of the world’s largest diamond miners, announced on Monday that it could not pay a debt maturity worth
Once they leave Antwerp, are they suddenly not Russian diamonds anymore?
To boycott, or not to boycott. That’s the question. Should Antwerp ban Russian diamonds in order to avoid fueling Putin’s war chest?
Wouters & Hendrix leaves Responsible Jewellery Council: ‘No longer credible’.
Wouters & Hendrix is the first Belgian company from the diamond sector to terminate its membership in the Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC).
Russian trade ban: some Antwerp diamond merchants support it
Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the international community took numerous measures to dry up funding for Russian military operations. The import of
Russian diamonds: Antwerp diamond dealers in stranglehold
Will a European trade ban on Russian diamonds have a restraining effect on Vladimir Putin’s warmongering?
Jewellery industry accused of silence over Russian diamonds
Insiders say current sanctions do nothing to halt flow of Russian gems to the west because majority are exported rough and get
Sanctions agains Russia: why luxury products, such as Gucci and (Antwerp) diamonds fall outside of them
In strong terms, Europe announced a whole series of sanctions against Russia and especially its elite. But if you dig a little
U.S. sanctions target Alrosa and its CEO
On Thursday, the U.S. Treasury announced a long list of sanctions against Russia, with some taking aim at state-owned diamond miner Alrosa
Could sanctions target Russian diamonds?
Last week, Russian diamond producer Alrosa unveiled a fascinating new product, a diamond that can be marked with a photo or even