De Beers slashes official diamond prices in some of its deepest-ever cuts, potentially ending a years-long campaign to hold prices above market rate. The move marks a major shift in the global diamond trade.
De Beers has made some of the deepest ever cuts to its official diamond prices, potentially signaling an end to its years-long campaign to hold them well above the market rate.
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