2022 was a good year, and we’re looking ahead to 2023
December 13, 2022
Dear Friends, We are deep into the holiday season and 2022 is rapidly coming to a close. Although the numbers are not yet in and
Press & Media
President's Letter
A Time for Hope and Caution
November 9, 2022
Dear Friends, Last week we held a very successful EXCO meeting in London, hosted by London Diamond Bourse President Alan Cohen. Almost all of the
Mixed Trends and Hopes for the Holiday Season
September 21, 2022
Dear Friends, We are about to celebrate Rosh Hashana, the Jewish New Year, and the start of the holiest period in the Jewish calendar. It
Press Release
WFDB Concludes Successful 40th World Diamond Congress Yoram Dvash Reelected as WFDB President
April 3, 2023
Antwerp, April 3, 2023: The World Federation of Diamond Bourses concluded a very successful 40th World Diamond Congress, held in Ramat Gan from March 28 – 30,
Registration Now Open for World Diamond Congress
February 2, 2023
Antwerp, January 30, 2023: The World Federation of Diamond Bourses (WFDB) has announced that registration is now open for the 40th World Diamond Congress, which will take place in
WFDB Holds Successful EXCO Meeting in London
November 6, 2022
The Executive Committee of the WFDB held a successful meeting in London on November 1, 2022, hosted by the London Diamond Bourse. WFDB President Yoram
Blog
Interview with GIA Executives Tom Moses, EVP & Chief Laboratory and Research Officer and Pritesh Patel, SVP and COO
May 17, 2023
Q. The diamond industry is increasing relying on technology in all areas, especially in its interface with consumers. In what areas is GIA employing new
Interview with Alan Cohen, President of London Diamond Bourse
April 25, 2023
Q. What are your current titles/functions in the diamond industry? I am presently the President of the London Diamond Bourse. I sit on the Executive
Interview with KP Chair and Zimbabwe Minister of Mines, H.E. Winston Chitando
February 23, 2023
Q. The potential production of Zimbabwe’s diamond mines is enormous. What are the government’s goals for the sector? Zimbabwe is targeting 7 million carats in
