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To be Held from 6th to 8th April 2023   The fourth edition of the Bharat Diamond Week, popularly known as BDW will be held from 6th to 8th April, 2023 at the sprawling Bharat Diamond Bourse Complex Mumbai. After a hiatus due to travel restrictions and other factors affecting free trade, Bharat Diamond Bourse decided to open this important, Only Diamond - show this year promising over 125 exhibitors comprising of large and medium sized Diamond manufacturers [cut and polished] and Diamond Jewellery companies.   The BDW 2023 will also have Technology as well as Lab Grown Diamond companies among exhibitors.   BDW 2023 organisers also said that this year will be different as it becomes the responsibility of Bharat Diamond Bourse to put up a show that not only showcases the best of products from globally renowned companies, but also give value to all the buyers who would be coming in specifically to attend the exhibition and buy.  According to Anoop Mehta, President, Bharat Diamond Bou

Andrei Zhiltsov the chief guest with Evgeny Agureev Guest of Honour! Second Edition of Bharat Diamond Week (BDW) is scheduled to open up its’ door from October 8 to remain opened until 10. The 2 nd BDW would announce open by the Chief Guest, Hon’ble Andrei Zhiltsov, Consul General of the Russian Federation in Mumbai with the Guest of Honour, Hon’ble Evgeny Agureev, Director, United Selling Organisation, PJSC-Alrosa, Anoop V Mehta, President-BDB, Mehul Shah, Vice-President, BDB, members of the BDB managing board and amid invitees & diamond fraternity!   Right at the festive season and at the pre Diwali occasion the 2 nd edition of the Bharat Diamond Week (BDW) is opening its’ curtain would set a good symmetry between buyer-n-seller within the boundaries of BDB. Because, at the juncture sellers in India are fairly ready to deal-n-offer the modest price before they join and celebrate the Diwali holidays! One of the key objectives of the BDW is to offer an authen

Diamond Jewelry Sales record $82 billion in 2017 The World Federation of Diamond Bourses (WFDB) has welcomed the De Beers Group's Diamond Insight Report which shows diamond jewelry sales in 2017 at a record $82 billion. In addition, the report finds that the Millennial and Gen Z generations combined accounted for two-thirds of global diamond jewelry sales last year. "There is no doubt that this is a very positive and upbeat report," said WFDB President Ernie Blom. "The diamond industry can take great heart from this report which I would highly recommend that people take the time to read. We can all learn a great deal about how to approach and market to the younger generations because the report contains very detailed information about the buying patterns of the 21 to 39 Millennials age group, and Gen Z of those currently 18-20-years-old. "They are incredibly important demographics with huge spending power, but they want to buy on their terms.