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Diamond market roundup: Domestic and overseas demand increasing, Chinese buyers slowly returning

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United States:Trading steady amid shortages in select categories. Market still memo-centric, with little inventory-buying. Retailers seeking 2.50 to 2.99 ct., F-H, VS-SI, rounds and fancies with no center black, paying premiums due to goods’ scarcity. Melee in demand. US February inflation better than expected at 2.8%.

Belgium:Mood improving following Hong Kong show. Dealers cautiously optimistic, as goods are starting to move. Large stones in short supply. Belgium polished exports for February down 24% year on year at $783.7 million, with volume declining 20% to 297,700 cts.

Israel:Market sentiment more positive after dealers report sales of 3 ct. and larger diamonds at Hong Kong show. Low inventories supporting prices, with some price increases in fancy shapes.

India:Manufacturers reporting better Hong Kong show than anticipated, boosting market mood. Domestic and overseas demand increasing. Chinese buyers slowly returning, especially for small goods, but quantity of purchases still limited. Polished production remains low, supporting prices and sales.

Hong Kong:

Industry reflecting on show, which beat expectations but was slow relative to pre-pandemic times. Many Indian trade buyers. Dealers following up on sale leads. Fair attracted purchasers from around the world, but few Chinese clients present. Demand was very specific, with exhibitors holding prices firm amid high replacement costs.

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Sarine Expands Indian Footprint, Unveils  GCAL Laboratory In Mumbai

The facility is located in the SEEPZ, a major hub for India’s gem and jewelry export trade. By establishing a footprint directly within SEEPZ, the company aims to streamline logistics for local manufacturers and international exporters.

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Israel-based diamond technology firm Sarine Technologies has officially inaugurated a new GCAL by Sarine jewelry certification and quality assurance laboratory in Mumbai, marking a key expansion in one of the world’s primary gem manufacturing markets. The opening of our SEEPZ lab expands GCAL by Sarine’s capabilities in India into jewelry certification and brings services closer to manufacturers and exporters

The facility is located in the Santacruz Electronics Export Processing Zone (SEEPZ), a major hub for India’s gem and jewelry export trade. By establishing a footprint directly within SEEPZ, the company aims to streamline logistics for local manufacturers and international exporters.

Key Takeaways for Investors and Industry Watchers:

  • Strategic Positioning: Operating inside SEEPZ cuts turnaround times for major manufacturers, addressing growing industry demand for localized supply chain efficiency.
  • Global Network: The Mumbai lab complements existing GCAL by Sarine grading facilities in Surat—India’s diamond-cutting epicenter—and New York, linking crucial production pipelines directly to the U.S. consumer market.
  • Service Expansion: The new center broadens Sarine’s core offerings in the region beyond rough and polished diamond analysis to include full-scale finished jewelry certification.
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