Nie. Fotografoval ju Martin Štefúnek 16.1.2022. (vlavo dole na fotke ma aj svoj vlastny vodoznak!)

https://www.nahuby.sk/obrazok_detail.php?obrazok_id=815327&poradie=20&form_hash=gallery

Pekná fotka, ja osobne som rád, že je nový fanúšik tohto oboru, domnievam sa pokiaľ prešiel na túto úroveň ďaleko viac vie.😉

Ferko neviem ako ste vy na tom?🙄

Pekna fotka?? To je presne ta fotka ktoru ste sem vlozil a bola zmazana!!! Takze ste ju zjavne stiahol z tej stranky a neopravnene ju sem dal. A neprizna sa a neprizna sa!

Pán má celkom pekné fotky, zrejme celoživotná práca, alebo možno len koníček?
Fotky skoro celý Karpatský oblúk.

Ďakujem "aktivistom na našom webe" za dobrého nápovedu.

Pokud je u nějaké fotky jasně uvedeno komu patří a kdo ji nafotil a je pod jasným (c), tak je to pochopitelně problém. Pokud se to bude opakovat i diskuzní část o houbách budu blokovat. Je to sice forma sbírání, ale úplně jiná... Vlastní fotky si tam zveřejňujte, ale jiné rozhodně ne!

Děkuji moderátorovi Koniáš za smazání.

RAPAPORT
Market Comment

February 1, 2024
News: Indian export market slow. Good demand for round, 0.30 ct., D-G, VS2-SI1 diamonds, with some price increases. US jewelers focusing on Valentine’s Day; NRF predicts record $6.4B jewelry spending. Luxury retailers report strong 2023 jewelry and watch sales: Swatch Group (Harry Winston, Omega) +6% to $8.7B, LVMH (Tiffany, Bulgari) +3% to $11.8B. De Beers Jan. sales -19% YOY to $370M but higher than Dec.’s $137M as miner reduces rough prices and India resumes imports. Uncertainty over implementation of G7 Russia sanctions. Kiran Gems reopens Mumbai office following move to Surat bourse. Recording of Martin Rapaport webinar available at rapaport.com/webinar.

Fancies: Fancy demand weaker than rounds, with sellers more flexible on prices. Ovals, Emerald and Pear are most popular. Weak sales of Hearts, Princess and square Cushions. Longer Ovals, Pears, Radiants and Cushions bringing higher prices. Goods with medium and short ratios harder to sell. Supply shortages supporting prices of Marquise. Well-cut stones in short supply and commanding premiums. Retailers offering broader product ranges as consumers seek alternative cuts. Oversizes trading at higher prices than usual. Off-make, poorly cut fancies illiquid.

United States:

Good attendance at Centurion Jewelry Show and AGTA GemFair Tucson. Retailers concentrating on Valentine’s Day (Feb. 14). Economy uncertain as Federal Reserve holds interest rates, noting inflation has eased but remains high. US consumer confidence +6% in January, Conference Board reports.

Belgium:

Market slow for 0.30 ct. and larger diamonds. Smaller stones selling better and in short supply. Difficult to find nice goods. Some demand for 5 ct. and larger, F-H, SI diamonds; D-VVS harder to sell.

Israel:

Trading quiet amid sluggish US demand and low Indian supply. Industry continuing to shrink. Most activity is in larger diamonds, but dealers concerned about impact of G7 sanctions on this section of the market. No overseas buyers due to ongoing war with Hamas.

India:

Industry cautious. Domestic demand supporting market for round, 0.30 to 0.70ct., D-G, VS-SI diamonds, but exports are slow. Buyers unwilling to make purchases at prices that are higher than before. Manufacturers struggling to profit from rough, forcing some to fill factories with synthetics. Melee selling but in short supply.

Hong Kong:

Low activity as industry prepares for Chinese New Year (Feb. 10). Suppliers and jewelry manufacturers closing for vacation. Local market slow; mainland quiet as consumers have completed festival shopping. Gold outperforming diamonds as consumers have tighter budgets and seek investments in safe havens.

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RAPAPORT
Market Comment

February 15, 2024
News: Rounds doing well, with excellent demand for 0.08 to 0.14 ct. goods. Decent seasonal sales of heart shapes. OFAC determines that 1 ct. and larger Russian-source diamonds even if cut outside of Russia cannot be imported into the US after Mar. 1. Trade urged to support Rapaport US Diamond Protocol at rapaport.com/sanctions. De Beers 4Q production -3% YOY to 7.9M cts., sales -63% to 2.7M cts. India Jan. rough imports +43% YOY to $1.2B following Nov. and Dec. declines; Jan. polished exports -20% to $1.2B. Botswana allocates $65M to buy 24% of HB Antwerp. Kering reports double-digit 4Q sales growth at jewelers Boucheron, Pomellato, DoDo and Qeelin.

Fancies: Large inventories of Ovals and Pears due to slow sales and the imbalance between supply and demand after Indian manufacturers shifted from rounds to fancies last year. Sellers flexible on prices. Weakest size is 0.50 to 0.70 ct. Sales of Hearts, Princesses and square Cushions low. Longer Ovals, Pears, Radiants and Cushions bringing higher prices. Goods with medium and short ratios harder to sell. Supply shortages supporting prices for Marquises. Well-cut stones proving difficult to find and commanding premiums. Retailers offering broader product ranges as consumers seek alternative cuts. Oversizes trading at higher prices than usual. Off-make, poorly cut fancies illiquid.

United States:

Mixed reports on Valentine’s Day sales, with seasonal demand for heart shapes. Steady orders for rounds and fancies 3 ct. and larger in I-L, VS-SI2 categories at recent trade shows. 1 to 2 ct. sizes have slowed. High-end brands cutting back on melee purchases. Lots of memo deals, with good rate of transactions. Synthetics market has weakened due to plummeting prices.

Belgium:

Market improving. Steady demand for 0.30 to 3 ct., I-L, VS-SI, 3X diamonds. Buyers struggling to find nice goods. Traders focusing on Hong Kong International Jewellery Show (February 29 to March 4), hoping Chinese demand will recover.

Israel:

Business better than in previous weeks. US sales and prices increasing, but discounts still deep. Sales have improved for in-demand items (oversizes, no fluorescence, no black center). Solid interest in round, 0.30 to 1 ct. diamonds; nice SIs in short supply. Strong demand for 0.30 ct. marquises.

India:

Good domestic demand for 0.30 to 0.90 ct., D-J, IF-SI diamonds. US and European orders improving. No one wants to accumulate inventory, as market direction is uncertain. Industry waiting to see effects of G7 sanctions on Russian diamonds.

Hong Kong:

Market closed during Chinese New Year. Low expectations for diamond sales at upcoming show.

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RAPAPORT
Market Comment
February 29, 2024
News: Hong Kong shows open to slow traffic. Low expectations for diamond sales amid weak Chinese demand. Global market cautious. US retail seasonally quiet. Strong demand for ex-plan goods at De Beers sight following Jan. price cut; Feb. prices stable. Alrosa 2023 revenue +9% to $3.5B, profit -15% to $933M. Sarine 2023 sales -27% to $43M, loss of $2.8M vs. $8.8M profit in 2022. WFDB and other trade bodies warn that G7 requirement to ship diamonds through single Antwerp node will harm industry. De Beers backs African producers’ right to certify own goods. US sanctions of Russian-source diamonds begin March 1. Rapaport holds emergency sanctions webinar and requests trade support for Rapaport US Diamond Protocol.

Fancies: High inventories of Ovals and Pears due to slow sales and imbalance between supply and demand after Indian manufacturers shifted from rounds to fancies last year. Sellers are flexible on prices. Weakest size is 0.50 to 0.70 ct. Sales of Hearts, Princesses and square Cushions low. Longer Ovals, Pears, Radiants and Cushions bringing higher prices. Goods with medium and short ratios harder to sell. Supply shortages supporting prices for Marquises. Well-cut stones hard to find and commanding premiums. Retailers offering broader product ranges as consumers seek alternative cuts. Oversizes trading at higher prices than usual. Off-make, poorly cut fancies illiquid.

United States:

Market slow, with memo still the preferred method for retailers. Melee moving. Dealers reluctant to send 1 ct. and larger diamonds to Hong Kong show due to weak Chinese demand. Synthetics taking market share from natural diamonds. Declines in synthetics prices creating some hope for natural-diamond trade, as retailers don’t want to hold synthetic inventory.

Belgium:

Trading quiet; many dealers in Hong Kong. Industry preparing for G7 sanctions on Russian diamonds. Rough market stable during De Beers sight week.

Israel:

Short week due to public holiday. Reports of slow business and little optimism at Hong Kong show. Secondary rough market quiet.

India:

Trading sluggish due to limited overseas demand. Supply shortages supporting prices. Steady demand for 1 to 2.99 ct., D-I, SI1-SI2, RapSpec A3+ diamonds. Low expectations for loose-stone sales at Hong Kong fairs, as Chinese consumers are buying more gold than diamonds. Indian domestic market slowing as end of wedding season approaches.

Hong Kong:

Industry focused on trade shows, with muted expectations for sales. Sentiment weak, as Chinese buyers have not returned to normal activity since Lunar New Year festival. Chinese dealers limiting inventory purchases; many regular loose-diamond buyers not attending fair this time. Suppliers hoping mainland market will bounce back after show.