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NATURAL NA TURAL DIAMONDS DIAMONDS – Industry Structure Structure Diamonds are one of the world’s, and specifically Africa’s, major natural resources. resources. An estimated US$13 US$13 billio billion n worth of rough diamonds are produced per year, of which approximately US$8.5 US$8.5 billio billion n are from from Afric Africa a (approximately 65%). The diamond industry employs approximately ten million people around the world, both directly and indirectly, across a wide spectrum of roles from mining to retail. Global diamond jewellery jewellery sales continue to grow, grow, increa increasin sing g threethree-fol fold d in the past past 25 years years,, and are currently worth in excess of US$72 billion every year. The diamond industry can be separated into two distinct categories: one dealing with gem-grade diamonds and another for industrial-grade industrial-grade diamonds. diamonds. About 30% of diamonds are of gem quality and are distributed to experts for cutting, polishing and jewellery manufacture. 70% of diamonds are sold for industrial applications including cutting, drilling, grinding and polishing in industrial applications.
