Diamond Value Trends deciphers the complex world of diamond pricing, revealing the hidden economic and financial forces that influence value in this high-stakes market. The book explores how geographic location significantly impacts diamond prices, demonstrating that a diamond's value can vary widely between cities like New York and Hong Kong due to factors such as local demand and import duties.
Furthermore, it highlights the critical role of the diamond supply chain—from mining to retail—and the increasing importance of ethical sourcing in shaping consumer perception and pricing. The book uniquely emphasizes the geographic dimension of diamond pricing, setting it apart from other resources. It progresses from foundational principles of diamond valuation and historical context to analyzing regional economies, supply chain intricacies, and ethical considerations.
Armed with data-driven analysis, the book empowers investors, retailers, and consumers to navigate the global diamond trade with informed strategies for investment, risk management, and identifying undervalued diamonds.
