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RAPAPORT... The largest rough-trading centers face a busy January as adaptations have enabled them to continue holding sales events during the pandemic. Antwerp and Dubai will host 14 rough tenders between them this month, after 2020 proved relatively strong despite the coronavirus outbreak. Technology has allowed sellers to offer goods remotely. At the same time, rough prices at tenders were lower than those at large miners’ contract sales for much of last year, attracting buyers that were looking to meet specific demand. “Antwerp’s diamond office [the customs center] remained operat...

Sarine's Technology Powers Stargems' Digital Tenders January 11, 21 by IDEX Online (IDEX Online) - Tech firm Sarine says its digital tender solutions, already adopted by Alrosa a nd Lucara, are now being used by Stargems as well. The coronavirus pandemic has proved to be a catalyst to rough sellers trading with remote buyers. Israel-based Sarine says Stargems is now using its systems to map external internal features and help determine the true value of the polished diamonds that could be extracted from each stone. Bhavesh Javeri, CEO of Stargems said: "Covid-19 is definitely a catalyst for...

News Digital Tenders Utilizing Sarine’s Technologies Are Becoming The Fastest Growing Platform For Rough Diamond Trading Sarine’s solution provides both rough diamond producers and tender houses, as well as the rough diamond buyers with the ability to trade rough more efficiently than ever before By: Diamond World News Service | | Reference: 25351   Singapore Exchange Mainboard listed Sarine Technolog...

A FORMER pirate radio station has finally been given the green light to broadcast the Queen’s Christmas message – more than 50 years after being forbidden from doing so. Radio Caroline, based on the Ross Revenge which is moored on the River Blackwater, has been an authorised broadcaster for three years. But in its pirate days back in the Sixties it was forbidden from broadcasting the Queen’s traditional Christmas Day address to the nation. On December 1, 1964, David Block, publicity officer for the then pirate radio station, contacted the BBC to request a copy of the Queen’s C...