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BIJS 2023 opens with a grand inauguration in Kolkata
Bengal International Jewellery Show 2023 was inaugurated by Joy Alukkas, CMD, Joyalukkas Group alongwith Ali Saleh Baterfi Al Kindi, Vice Chairman, Federation of Council of Saudi Chamber, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia today, 8 December 2023, at Milan Mela Exhibition Complex , Kolkata.
The grand opening saw the presence of stalwarts and dignitaries including Mr. Samar Kumar De, President, SSBC; Mr. Arun Kumar Varma, President, BGJA; Mr. Tagar Chandra Poddar, General Secretary, Bangiya Swarna Shilpi Samiti; Ms.Kranti Nagvekar, Founder and MD, KNC Services; Mr. Suvankar Sen, Chairman and MD, Senco Gold; Saiyam Mehra, Chairman, GJC; Mr. Suber Sen, Chairman, B.C. Sen Jewellers, Mr. Pankaj Pariekh, Regional Chairman, GJEPC amongst others.
The 4th edition of the BIJS organised and promoted by KNC Services, will run from 8th to 10th December, 2023.
BIJS features 250+ exhibitors.50+ retail chains and 200+ overseas buyers are visiting the show.10000+ domestic visitors are expected to attend the show.
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Russia Dominates 2025 Diamond Production Value For Third Consecutive Year
Recovers 31.5 Million Carats Valued At $2.72 Billion (Averaging $86 Per Carat).
Russia maintained its lead in global rough diamond production value for the third year in a row in 2025, recovering 31.5 million carats valued at $2.72 billion (averaging $86 per carat).
Meanwhile, production in Botswana fell due to operational shutdowns at the Jwaneng and Orapa mines, resulting in 15.5 million carats worth $1.98 billion, though it achieved a higher average price of $128 per carat. Globally, the rough diamond market saw a contraction: overall output dropped 3% in value to $9.23 billion and 8% in volume to 98.8 million carats, driven by significant export declines from Russia, Canada, Zimbabwe, and Lesotho.
Global rough output fell 3% year on year to $9.23 billion. By volume, production dropped 8% to 98.8 million carats. Total imports slipped 8% by volume, while global exports declined 7%.
The dip in exports reflects a 1.8% slump in the number of carats exported from Russia, and a slide of 10% from Canada, 41% from Zimbabwe and 63% from Lesotho.
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