International News
De Beers Unveils ‘Ombré Desert Diamonds’ and ‘Origin’ Traceable Diamond Line at JCK Las Vegas 2025
New product line and blockchain-backed provenance initiative aim to rekindle consumer connection with natural diamonds and promote transparency across the value chain.
At the JCK Las Vegas Show 2025, De Beers Group unveiled two key initiatives designed to elevate the appeal of natural diamonds and strengthen traceability in the industry.
Marking its return with a new ‘beacon’ product after over a decade, De Beers introduced Ombré Desert Diamonds — a jewellery collection inspired by desert landscapes and the natural colour gradation of diamonds, ranging from warm whites to amber hues. This new line is intended to emotionally reconnect consumers with the natural beauty and rarity of diamonds. Participating retailers will receive marketing and digital support to drive demand and engagement.
Alongside the collection, De Beers launched Origin, a branded polished diamond programme powered by the Tracr blockchain. Origin offers buyers a transparent look into their diamond’s full journey, including provenance details, rarity scores, and social impact data. Aimed at consumers who value ethical sourcing and storytelling, this initiative empowers retailers to offer a differentiated diamond-buying experience.
The brand also highlighted progress in its wider Origins strategy, such as successful airborne exploration surveys in Angola, broader implementation of Tracr for country-of-origin data, and the U.S. debut of DiamondProof, its synthetic diamond detection platform.
Reaffirming its sustainability focus, De Beers shared updates on renewable energy initiatives in Namibia, Botswana, and South Africa, aligning with its Building Forever goals to create a more sustainable and responsible diamond industry.

Commenting on the launch, De Beers CEO Al Cook said, “With innovation across the value chain – from provenance to synthetic diamond technology – De Beers is reinforcing its leadership in an evolving marketplace.”
International News
BSM Brazil 2026 to host Latin America’s largest jewellery trade delegation
BSM Brazil 2026 returns to São Paulo on May 14–15 with its biggest-ever South American delegation, uniting top global exhibitors and buyers from across Latin America to strengthen regional jewellery trade.
The third edition of Buyer Seller Meeting (BSM) Brazil returns to São Paulo on 14-15 May 2026, promising its largest ever South American delegation. Organised in association with Mubri, GJEPC, DMCC, and the Diamond Dealers Club New York, the event has grown beyond Brazil to include buyers from Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Peru, and Bolivia, cementing its place as Latin America’s leading B2B jewellery platform.
Members of the Mubri Association recently met Paraguay’s Ministry of Industry and Commerce to leverage Mercosur tariff benefits, aiming to boost cross-border trade efficiency.

Ali Pastorini, President, Mubri, said, “My mission, more than creating large events, is to bring quality products to the region and for this to become, over the decades, a primary requirement for Latin American companies to be present in the regional market. For the sector to improve and maintain quality, it depends on each of us making good choices, which includes seeking out good suppliers.”
With exhibitors including De Beers sightholders, RJC affiliates, and LBMA members, the 2026 edition will offer two days of high-level networking and business opportunities in São Paulo.
-
National News15 hours agoMinimal Yet Meaningful: Candere’s Affordable Luxury Pieces for the Modern Work-Life Routine
-
National News4 days agoANOR Redefines Luxury: Pioneering Premium Lab-Grown Diamond Jewellery for India’s Elite
-
International News15 hours agoBSM Brazil 2026 to host Latin America’s largest jewellery trade delegation
-
International News18 hours agoPrecious Metals prices give a breakout as the US Senate reach a deal to end the shutdown AUGMONT BULLION REPORT


