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Gems & Jewellery: Officials said that there will be no double checks on India’s export of cut and polished diamonds as the country uses diamonds coming via Antwerp and other geographies, and not directly from Russia. G-7 will ban all imports of rough diamonds directly from Russia from January 1.

Officials said that there will be no double checks on Indias export of cut and polished diamonds as the country uses diamonds coming via Antwerp and other geographies, and not directly from Russia. G-7 will ban all imports of rough diamonds directly from Russia from January 1.

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Indias export of cut and polished diamonds is expected to decline by 22% to USD 17.2 billion in the current fiscal year, according to rating agency Icra. The decline is attributed to weakened demand from key consuming nations such as the US and Europe, as well as limited demand from China. Additionally, competition from lab-grown diamonds and elevated prices of rough diamonds have further impacted exports.

Diamond Export: Indias export of cut and polished diamonds is expected to decline by 22% to USD 17.2 billion in the current fiscal year, according to rating agency Icra. The decline is attributed to weakened demand from key consuming nations such as the US and Europe, as well as limited demand from China. Additionally, competition from lab-grown diamonds and elevated prices of rough diamonds have further impacted exports.

India Business News: MUMBAI: After a robust growth in the past two fiscals, exports of cut and polished diamonds saw a 32 per cent decline in the April-July period, accord.

Manufacturers of lab-grown diamonds (LGD) – which are 80% cheaper than natural diamond – also claimed that export volumes have increased with the US being the largest importer. They attributed the fall in export value to price instability after several new players entered the market.

Manufacturers of lab-grown diamonds (LGD) – which are 80% cheaper than natural diamond – also claimed that export volumes have increased with the US being the largest importer. They attributed the fall in export value to price instability after several new players entered the market.

The overall gross exports of gems & jewellery for the April-June quarter stood at Rs.60,222.10 crore as compared to Rs.77,499.44 crore in the corresponding period in the year previous, suggesting a decline of 28.08%, according to data available on Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council’s (GJEPC) website