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    The presentation compares gold and diamond rates over time and discusses reasons for purchasing each. It shows that while gold rates have increased substantially in recent years, diamond prices have also risen significantly over the past 50 years. However, diamonds are seen as more precious than gold and have greater potential for appreciation due to their limited supply. The consumption of diamond jewelry in India is also expected to increase substantially in the coming years.

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    The presentation compares gold and diamond rates over time and discusses reasons for purchasing each. It shows that while gold rates have increased substantially in recent years, diamond prices have also risen significantly over the past 50 years. However, diamonds are seen as more precious than gold and have greater potential for appreciation due to their limited supply. The consumption of diamond jewelry in India is also expected to increase substantially in the coming years.

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    Presentation on Comparison of Gold & Diamond rates

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    INTRODUCTION GOLD DIAMOND GOLD RATES DIAMOND RATES PRICE COMPARISON FUTURE PREDICTIONS RETURN IN GOLD RETURN IN DIAMOND CONCLUSION

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    INTRODUCTION WHY WE PURCHASE METAL


     JEWELLERY  SAVINGS  LIQUIDITY MAIN METAL  DIAMOND  GOLD  PLATINUM  SILVER

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    GOLDGOLD PURITY  BEAUTY  WORKABILITY

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    DiamondDiamondPURITY  BEAUTY  WORKABILITY

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    Diamond ShapeShapeRound Brilliant Princess Emerald Marquise

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    History of Diamond PricesPrices-

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    50 Years Historical diamond price trend chart for average One Carat D Loupe Clean wholesale diamond prices Evolution Graph from 1960 to 2010

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    Reasons for purchase diamond rather than gold Diamond is more precious than gold. Supply and demand of diamond No extra charge effort at the time of selling.

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    Diamond jewellery consumption to increase in India

    SURAT: Consumption of diamond jewellery in India is expected to touch $6.1 billion (Rs.30,000 crore) in 2010-11, a 50 per cent increase compared to the current $4.2 billion diamond jewellery sales. Thanks to rising prices of gold over the last few years, the Indian consumers are finding more value in the diamond jewellery. Industry experts said the domestic jewellery market is pegged at $16 billion, which includes gold, diamond, platinum and others. In the last four years, the diamond jewellery sales have increased from $1 billion to $4.2 billion. Since the US, which accounts for 45 per cent of the global jewellery consumption, is yet to come out of recession, the accelerating diamond jewellery sales in India is set to provide the much-needed insulation to the Indian gems and jewellery industry facing volatility in the US and UK markets.
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