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Sells 100% of offered rough to 42 companies   Trans Atlantic Gem Sales (TAGS) DMCC recently held a rough diamond tender in Dubai from the 17th to the 23rd November 2020. In the context TAGS issued a statement.   According to the TAGS, Owing to the impact of Covid-19 and the forced closures of factories for several months, the traditional Diwali holiday was dramatically reduced, with some factories only closing for around a week. We commenced our tender on the 17th November and concluded on 23rd November 2020.  Most factories are now producing, although not at full capacity. Several months of severely restricted supply by the leading producers, coupled with a better than expected recovery in China and the Far Eastern markets has led to a reduction in polished stocks and improved liquidity in the midstream. While there remains a question mark over the impact of the virus on consumer markets generally, for the time being there is some optimism for the Christmas season. C...

Scheduled from the 26th March to the 2nd April 2019 Trans Atlantic Gem Sales (TAGS) will be holding a rough diamond tender in the Almas Tower at the Dubai Diamond Exchange in Dubai from the 26th March to the 2nd April 2019. Two regular productions from South Africa and Angola will again be presented including a Namibian production. All materials are of high quality and high colour and contain a significant number of large single stones and exceptional specials. All interested parties can contact: bookings@transatlanticgemsales.com   to schedule an appointment. TAGS are expecting in the region of 30,000 carats of South African goods and 35,000 carats of Angolan goods across a full range of sizes. Final details will soon be forthcoming from the producers; however the event should have a combined value in excess of US$50m.  The full event schedule for 2019 is listed on the Trans Atlantic Gem Sales website.

TAGS auction from the 26th November to the 3rd December 2018 Trans Atlantic Gem Sales (TAGS) will be holding a rough diamond tender from the 26th November to the 3rd December 2018 at the Dubai Diamond Exchange in the Almas Tower, Dubai. Two regular productions of high quality and high colour material from South Africa and Angola will again be presented. Viewings are limited due to the growing interest in the event and we recommend that all interested parties promptly confirm their attendance to ensure availability. TAGS are expecting in the region of 20,000 carats of South African goods and 25,000 carats of Angolan goods across a full range of sizes. Final details will soon be forthcoming from the producers; however the event should have a combined value in excess of US$40m. The Trans Atlantic Gem Sales website lists the full event schedule for 2019. TAGS also propose to give buyers an equal opportunity to gain access to a constant supply of product and comp...