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Why Diamonds Are the Ultimate Symbol of Commitment
Diamonds, particularly Solitaire diamonds, have long been revered as the ultimate symbol of life’s most significant moments. Like the milestones they represent, Solitaire diamonds are rare and precious, making them the perfect keepsake to capture memories that last a lifetime.
Engagement is one of the most important promises one can make, and what better way to symbolize that commitment than with the most precious and rare material—Solitaire diamonds. At Divine Solitaires, we understand the significance of this moment and ensure that the diamond chosen is as exceptional as the promise it symbolizes. Each diamond we offer is not only the brightest and best but also a trusted store of value, making it a lasting investment.
Our diamonds are crafted to represent eternal love, designed to stand the test of time, just like the commitment they symbolize. Every Divine Solitaire is a unique masterpiece, highlighting the special bond between two people. When you choose Divine Solitaires, you are not just selecting a diamond; you are choosing a legacy. The purity and brilliance of each stone are a lasting testament to a love that only grows stronger with time. With Divine Solitaires, your commitment is immortalized in a symbol of unmatched beauty and excellence.
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Alrosa Reports $130mn H1 Loss Amid Diamond Market Headwinds
The Company Cited Geopolitical and Macroeconomic Uncertainty, Western Sanctions, Shifting Jewellery Demand, Higher Gold Prices and Weaker Rough and Polished Diamond Sales As Key Challenges.
Russia’s state-controlled diamond miner Alrosa reported a 10.67 billion-ruble ($129.7 million) net loss in H1 2026, reversing a 39.03 billion-ruble profit a year earlier. Revenue plunged 36% to 74.16 billion rubles ($901.6 million), while gross profit fell to 4.62 billion rubles.
The company cited geopolitical and macroeconomic uncertainty, Western sanctions, shifting jewellery demand, higher gold prices and weaker rough and polished diamond sales as key challenges. Its operating loss widened to 5 billion rubles, while the pre-tax loss reached 14.08 billion rubles.
Adding to the pressure, Russia’s 8% export duty on unprocessed rough diamonds above 0.45 carats, postponed to March 2027, is expected to cut Alrosa’s profit by around 3.12 billion rubles ($37.9 million), further clouding the miner’s outlook.
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