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Diamonds to get dearer, thanks to millennials' solitaire-driven demand

Diamonds to get dearer, thanks to millennials' solitaire-driven demand
Diamonds to get dearer, thanks to millennials' solitaire-driven demand

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Once the travel restrictions were eased and online transactions picked up simultaneously, exports of diamond from India picked up. Also, domestic demand too started picking up since Diwali and Dhanteras.

Indians will have to shell out more for diamond jewellery as miners have increased prices of rough stones. Prices of large diamonds - of 1 carat and above – have risen, and these stones are aspirational purchases for the millennial consumer. Prices have risen after a gap of 10 months. Due to the pandemic and lockdown, operations had stopped at the mines resulting in a shortage of rough diamond supply in the market. Also, the Indian diamond trade
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