RAPAPORT… Dalumi Group has shut down Zoara, its jewelry retail platform,
the Israel-based diamond company said.
The e-commerce page stopped accepting purchases on January 1,
and will complete and ship remaining orders in the next few days, according
to a message on the site.
“It was our honor to provide you with outstanding diamonds
and fine jewelry to celebrate the important moments of life,” the message read.
“Thank you for all your interest over the years, and we wish you all the best.”
Dalumi, a De Beers sightholder, acquired Zoara in 2016.
Shutting the site was a “responsible decision” that will enable Dalumi to
“perform better,” Kobi Itzchaki, Dalumi’s managing director, told Rapaport
News Sunday.
Dalumi will continue to accept returns and offer services
such as repairs to Zoara customers, Itzchaki added.
Image: Jewelry from Zoara. (Zoara)
E-Commerce Site Zoara Closes
The Bottom Line
- Dalumi Group, an Israel-based diamond company and De Beers sightholder, shut down its online jewelry retail site Zoara.
- Zoara stopped accepting purchases on January 1 and will complete shipping remaining orders shortly.
- Dalumi will continue to support Zoara customers with returns and repair services despite the platform closure.
Summary by Rapaport AI
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