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Mini Diamonds India Bags ₹18.29-Crore Export Order from Hong Kong’s Jewellery Trendz
Order for lab-grown polished diamonds to be executed in 3 months; company strengthens foothold in Far East market
Mini Diamonds India Ltd (MDIL) has secured a significant export order worth Rs 18.29 crore from Hong Kong-based Jewellery Trendz, marking a key milestone in the company’s international growth strategy. Following the announcement, MDIL shares rose by 2.18% to Rs 185 on the stock exchange.
The order includes lab-grown, cut and polished diamonds, with execution scheduled within three months of confirmation. Payment for the consignment is expected within 150 days from the date of the order.
Commenting on the development, Chairman and Managing Director of MDIL, said, that by promoting the sustained traction and growing acceptance of lab-grown diamonds in global markets. The order from Hong Kong reflects the trust our international clients place in our quality and reliability.
He also further added that the order supports MDIL’s broader objective of expanding export operations and diversifying its customer base across key international markets. The brand remains focused on enhancing production capabilities, adhering to global certification standards, and building long-term partnerships worldwide too.
The company views this order as a strategic move to strengthen its presence in the Far East market, particularly as lab-grown diamonds continue gaining popularity.
MDIL, engaged in the manufacturing and trading of diamonds, has increasingly pivoted towards lab-grown stones in response to evolving market demand. Despite reporting a standalone net loss of Rs 2.70 crore in Q4 FY25 (compared to a net profit of Rs1.34 crore in Q4 FY24), the company posted a 14.3% year-on-year growth in revenue from operations, reaching Rs 96.79 crore.
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CVD Synthetic Fashioned To Imitate A Rough Natural Diamond
The Near-Colorless Stone Is Believed To Be The First Time Creators Of A Synthetic Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) Diamond Have Shaped It To Resemble A Rough Diamond
The 6.87-carat near-colorless CVD diamond was shaped to resemble a natural rough octahedral crystal but showed distinct synthetic features under microscopic and spectroscopic analysis.GIA’s tests confirmed the stone’s synthetic origin, noting polishing marks, facet junction roughness, and luminescence patterns inconsistent with natural diamonds.
No evidence currently suggests widespread substitution of synthetics for rough natural diamonds, but existing detection tools could be adapted if such cases increase.
The near-colorless stone is believed to be the first time creators of a synthetic chemical vapor deposition (CVD) diamond have shaped it to resemble a rough diamond, according to an article in the spring issue of the institute’s Gems & Gemology quarterly journal.
Upon investigation with the use of raman spectroscopy, the results confirmed that the material was a diamond, with its near-octahedral shape similar to that of a natural rough crystal. Further analysis showed that it was not a true octahedron, as only one set of opposing faces was parallel. Microscopic observation under differential interference contrast revealed extremely flat faces marked mainly by parallel polishing lines, unlike the growth steps and trigons typically seen on natural octahedral faces. The facet junctions were extremely rough, possibly due to measures taken to improve the color, after which the main faces appear to have been repolished, the institute explained.
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