Leah Meirovich

Leah Meirovich is a journalist with over 10 years’ experience and has been covering the diamond and jewelry industry as the senior news reporter, sections editor and magazine writer at Rapaport for the last five. She has written articles covering the entire diamond pipeline, including mining, manufacturing and retail.

OFAC also names Moscow-based jeweler Miuz Diamonds, which belongs to Israeli billionaire Lev Leviev.
Diamond was originally part of 515-carat stone that broke into three pieces.
Customs-duty cut on the yellow metal has raised its appeal among consumers.
Continued slowdown led miner to $1.3 million deficit and 26% drop in average price.
Blackstone-owned grading lab cites rising synthetics demand as one of its selling points.
New OFAC licenses allow jewelry and certain loose goods if they were bought before sanctions went into effect.
Retailer lowers guidance for the full year to between $22.1 billion and $22.4 billion.
Company will recover approximately 36.3 million carats per year during remainder of lifespan, compared to previous 30.8 million.
Stone ranks as one of the largest ever recovered, according to Lucara.
Shipments up 1.6% year on year in July amid strong demand in US and Japan.
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Leah Meirovich

Managing Editor at Rapaport

Leah Meirovich is a journalist with over 10 years’ experience and has been covering the diamond and jewelry industry as the senior news reporter, sections editor and magazine writer at Rapaport for the last five. She has written articles covering the entire diamond pipeline, including mining, manufacturing and retail.