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  UNI and EZcalc announce first Tender! Featuring selection of extraordinarily valued polished stones   White Diamond Tenders will become a regular feature of the UNI/EZcalc sales calendar, offering a selection of goods that under normal circumstances would be difficult to find in one place at the same time.   With the end-of-year holiday shopping season now officially underway, UNI and EZcalc have announced their inaugural White Diamond Tender, which will take place December 10 to 14, 2020, and following that become a regular weekly event. On offer will be hand-selected, high-quality polished diamonds of unusual value, exclusively being made available for the sale. “White Diamond Tenders are going to be a regular feature of our sales calendar, with the goal each weekend being to offer a selection of goods that under normal circumstances would be difficult to find in one place at the same time,” said Mahiar Borhanjoo, UNI’s CEO.   “For the premiere White Diamond Tender, we decide

Sales 20 polished diamonds with total weight of 140.4 carats for US$3mn Alrosa, a global leader in diamond mining, summed up the results of the tender for polished diamonds, which was held in New York this June. The company's cutting division - Diamonds of Alrosa organized the tender. The company sold 20 polished diamonds with total weight of 140.4 carats. That amount included 8 gemstones of standard color and 12 fancy colored polished diamonds, most of them had Fancy Yellow and Fancy Intense Yellow characteristics. The overall revenue amounted to $3 mln. There were 29 participants from several countries at the tender, and 11 firms were recognized as winners in different tender positions. “The polished diamond tender in New York was very successful, despite the traditionally quiet summer season and the falling market as a whole.  White and fancy polished diamonds were equally in good demand. In addition to retailers from the US, the world's largest ma

A continued market interest over 3 carat diamonds! Alrosa, a global leader in diamond mining, held a tender for polished diamonds of own manufacture in Israel. The company’s cutting division, Diamonds Alrosa organized the tender. The company sold 14 polished diamonds with total weight of 108 carats, and 48 fancy colored polished diamonds weighing 131.6 carats in total.  The overall revenue amounted to $2.2 million. Firms from Israel, the US, Belgium, India, Hong Kong and Russia participated in the tender. “There is a continued interest in large polished diamonds over 3 carats in the market. Our assortment mostly consists of such stones.  In Israel, we presented polished diamonds of different colors and cuts. Despite the relatively weak market, the auction went well, and we are pleased with the results,” said Pavel Vinikhin, Director of the Diamonds Alrosa cutting division. In the fall, Alrosa plans to hold the next polished diamond tender in Israel. In