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The recently released Cap Gemini/Merrill Lynch World Wealth Report 2011 suggested that rising numbers of the super-rich in the Middle East were responsible for the steep bounce in diamond prices over the last year.
Out of total global sales, Middle Eastern buyers accounted for 29pc of sales of jewellery, gems and watches by high net worth individuals (HNWI) in 2010.
"Record prices for diamonds at international auctions in 2010 exemplified the growing trend among the world's HNWIs to see large diamonds as a safe and high-growth investment alternative," the report said. "Current demand at the highest end of the market appears to be largely from Russia and the Middle East, but demand from Chinese and other Asia-Pacific investors is also growing fast," it added.
Diamonds are seen as easy ways to transport wealth as they are small and valuable.
This trend makes sense as a high proportion of the increase in HNWI between 2007 and 2010 was in the Middle East. The number of super rich in the region increased by 10.4pc, the Wealth Report said, with only Africa seeing larger growth,Paintings for sale redbullhatssalesonline buy paintings original painting art.Buy Iwc schaffhausen iwc from edhardyhatsretailers. at 11.1pc over the three years.
The number of super rich grew by 8.6pc in the US over the period and by 6.3pc in Europe.
However, although sharp rises in prices may be causing some of the world's HNWI to think twice about splashing out,lacosteshoessales womenhandbags compact fluorescent light.Buy these tagheuerwatchesstoresaleonline on line. there is no doubt that prices are likely to remain high for some time – or even reach much higher levels.
The supply side remains very tight. According to research by Royal Bank of Canada (RBC), the global supply of rough diamonds has been falling since 2006, reflecting the ageing of some of the world's larger mines and a lack of significant new production being ramped up.
The organisation also noted that some caution had entered the Indian market, as buyers of polished stonesVisit the premier breitlingwatchessale in Melbourne Australia. were adjusting slowly to rising asking prices – and it noted that the Chinese wholesale market had "slowed slightly".
The recently released Cap Gemini/Merrill Lynch World Wealth Report 2011 suggested that rising numbers of the super-rich in the Middle East were responsible for the steep bounce in diamond prices over the last year.
Out of total global sales, Middle Eastern buyers accounted for 29pc of sales of jewellery, gems and watches by high net worth individuals (HNWI) in 2010.
"Record prices for diamonds at international auctions in 2010 exemplified the growing trend among the world's HNWIs to see large diamonds as a safe and high-growth investment alternative," the report said. "Current demand at the highest end of the market appears to be largely from Russia and the Middle East, but demand from Chinese and other Asia-Pacific investors is also growing fast," it added.
Diamonds are seen as easy ways to transport wealth as they are small and valuable.
This trend makes sense as a high proportion of the increase in HNWI between 2007 and 2010 was in the Middle East. The number of super rich in the region increased by 10.4pc, the Wealth Report said, with only Africa seeing larger growth,Paintings for sale redbullhatssalesonline buy paintings original painting art.Buy Iwc schaffhausen iwc from edhardyhatsretailers. at 11.1pc over the three years.
The number of super rich grew by 8.6pc in the US over the period and by 6.3pc in Europe.
However, although sharp rises in prices may be causing some of the world's HNWI to think twice about splashing out,lacosteshoessales womenhandbags compact fluorescent light.Buy these tagheuerwatchesstoresaleonline on line. there is no doubt that prices are likely to remain high for some time – or even reach much higher levels.
The supply side remains very tight. According to research by Royal Bank of Canada (RBC), the global supply of rough diamonds has been falling since 2006, reflecting the ageing of some of the world's larger mines and a lack of significant new production being ramped up.
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