The rough diamonds for the auction will be seen at Surat for the first time since 1998

Mumbai, Ta. 18 September 2019, Wednesday

The rough diamonds extracted from the mines of India will be submitted by the government-owned NMDC to Surat for auction. The auction will be held in collaboration with the James & Jewelry Export Promotion Council.

Up to 2 rough diamonds were displayed at Surat. Thereafter, his auction was done online but was displayed at Panna in Madhya Pradesh. Now it is being submitted again at Surat.

A rough diamond worth Rs 1 crore will be introduced at a center in Surat, local market sources said. These diamonds will be opened before the sale at the auction.

In the financial year 1-3, India imported 8.5 million carats of roughly worth $ 1.8 billion. In India only a small quantity of diamonds is extracted from the mine. The NMDC produces roughly 2.5 carats of rye a year.

From fiscal year 1-5, NMDC has started Diamonds Auction online instead of physical. Before every auction, Diamonds was introduced to Panna.

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