Business Wars

Diamond Wars | The Future of the Diamond Industry | 8

Jul 20, 2020

Paul Zimnisky, an independent global diamond industry analyst, shares his insights on the changing landscape of the diamond market. He discusses how younger consumers demand transparency and ethical sourcing, prompting a shift towards lab-grown diamonds. The conversation delves into the complexities of diamond provenance and the role of technology in enhancing consumer trust. Zimnisky also examines the traditional marketing legacy and how cultural significance of diamonds is evolving with changing consumer preferences, especially in emerging markets.

20:49

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Paul Zimnisky

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Episode notes

Intro

5min

Diamond Provenance and Consumer Trust

5min

The Marketing Legacy and Evolving Landscape of the Diamond Industry

4min

The Shift in Diamond Dynamics

9min

Global Resonance of Diamonds: Emotional Connections Across Cultures

3min

Today we conclude our Diamond Wars series.

These precious stones are known to be undeniably beautiful, rare and a symbol of luxury. But diamonds have also been associated with war, human rights abuses and death. In response, consumers these days are demanding more transparency about where stones are sourced. Some are seeking out less expensive gemstone alternatives or lab-grown diamonds. And even powerhouse companies like De Beers have taken strides to adapt.

To find out more about the future of the diamond industry we’ll hear from Paul Zimnisky, an independent global diamond industry analyst.

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