Goods that sell in the US don’t necessarily sell in China. India is really two markets. And who wants to buy top-clarity diamonds? Rapaport Senior Analyst Joshua Freedman reports.
Breaking Down Diamond Demand by Location
The Bottom Line
- The US market favors different diamond sizes and qualities compared to China, reflecting diverse consumer preferences.
- India represents two separate markets with unique demands, indicating regional variation within the country.
- Top-clarity diamonds have limited appeal, suggesting selective demand for high-clarity stones.
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