Harmony Gold boosts Q3 output, advances Eva Copper despite safety setback

Harmony Gold Mining Company reported a 5% increase in gold production to 349,511 ounces in the third quarter of fiscal year (FY) 2026, driven by a solid operational performance across its portfolio.

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Palladium market balances on the edge of surplus in 2026

In 2026, the palladium market may be on the verge of a transition to oversupply, analysts at the British multinational chemical and metallurgical company Johnson Matthey believe.

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Burgundy mulls restructuring options for Ekati mine in Canada

Burgundy Diamond Mines and its subsidiary Arctic Canadian Diamond Company (ACDC) which develops the Ekati diamond mine have reiterated commitment to continued operations amid the court-supervised restructuring process.

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Blue-green "Ocean Dream" diamond sold for a record $17.3 million

The 5.50-carat, intense blue-green "Ocean Dream" diamond sold for $17.3 million at Christie's in Geneva.

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UK advertising authority issues warning to two synthetic diamond companies for misleading LGD marketing

Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) of Great Britain has ruled against two jewellery retailers on the grounds of misleading advertising and improper qualification of synthetic diamonds in their marketing campaigns.

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The 2024 Diamond Crisis: An Industry at Its Breaking Point

28 february 2025

By Shimon Gerstensang

(rapaport.com) - The global diamond industry is experiencing its deepest crisis in history. The sharp decline in demand and polished-diamond prices, which began in late 2022 and intensified throughout 2023 and 2024, reflects a multidimensional dilemma: unprecedented competition from synthetic diamonds, deep structural weaknesses in the industry, and substantial losses throughout the supply chain, particularly among manufacturers who have failed to adapt their business models to the changing reality.