Global Diamond Production Value Hits $14.09 Billion in 2013

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Rapaport reported that in 2013, the value of global diamond production rose 11 percent from the previous year, hitting $14.09 billion. The increase was largely to due to higher average prices for rough diamonds.

Rapaport reported that in 2013, the value of global diamond production rose 11 percent from the previous year, hitting $14.09 billion. The increase was largely to due to higher average prices for rough diamonds.

As quoted in the market news:

By volume, global production increased 2 percent to 130.48 million carats, while the average price of production grew 9 percent to $107.95 per carat.

Botswana’s production rose 22 percent to $3.63 billion with the volume of its production up 13 percent to 23.19 million carats. The average price of Botswana’s rough rose 8 percent to $156.36 per carat.

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