RJ Market Watch
Diamantaires look at African countries for exports
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Diamantaires and jewellery manufacturers in Surat are betting big on African countries now. African consumers, especially women, have shifted to diamond jewellery whose annual sales are pegged at $8 billion.
President of World Diamond Council, Stephane Fischler stated at the recently held Russian-Africa summit that the diamond-producing countries in the African continent received about $8.1 billion, or 9.5% of the $85.9 billion worth revenues
marketing of polished diamonds.
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