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Debswana keeps keen eye on growing Lab-grown diamonds   Breaking News Debswana — the world’s leading rough diamonds producer by value says it is “watching” the developments around lab grown diamonds closely as events unfold. The world‘s largest jewellery maker Pandora, this week announced that it will completely abandon mined diamonds and shift totally to lesser expensive stones manufactured in laboratories citing “environmental reasons.” Pandora is by far one of the most important jewellery makers in the world. The company which started as a family-run jewellery shop in Copenh...

Natural diamond organisation warned over advertising Posted April 30, 2021 | By Arabella Roden • Editor The National Advertising Division (NAD) – the US advertising industry’s self-regulation body – has issued a warning to the Natural Diamond Council (NDC) following a complaint from lab-created diamond company Diamond Foundry. The warning pertained to advertising that compared natural mined diamonds with man-made diamonds – also known as lab-grown, lab-created, or synthetic diamonds – appearing on the NDC’s website and in marketing assets made available to retailers....

European first for UK firm pioneering technology to transform shipping industry A UK engineering firm known for its world-first innovations is part of a European consortium developing pioneering technology for the shipping industry. Forth, based in Cumbria, is working with 12 other companies and organisations across Europe to develop in-water Friction Stir Welding (FSW) technology to revolutionise the way ships hulls are repaired. Partners from the UK, Ireland, France, Spain, Belgium, The Netherlands, Poland, Turkey and Cyprus have started work on the RESURGAM (Robotic Survey, Repair and Agil...