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Diamond market to double in five years
Mint New Delhi
|May 23, 2025
India's diamond market, which is estimated at under $10 billion currently, is likely to double in five years on rising demand in Asia's third-largest economy, global chief executive officer (CEO) of De Beers Group Al Cook said on Thursday.
De Beers Group is a South African-British company that specializes in all aspects of the diamond industry, including mining, trading, retail and manufacturing.
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