Articles related to "De Beers"

South Africa's Bench Marks Foundation reviewed the corporate social responsibility practices of De Beers, Alexkor and Transhex to determine community perception and gaps.

Diamonds are among the most precious stones in the whole world. They are sought by many. The beauty of these gems, however, is hounded by a horrifying history.

The forcible and illegal removal of Bushmen from their homelands is conflict in anybody's language. But under the Kimberly Process, these diamonds are clean.

The De Beers Company says grooms should propose with a diamond engagement ring worth three months of his salary. Is it worth it?

You have the chance to break new ground in a marketing venture, the product is great and the supplier is offering a price that translates into fabulous margins.

Mineral-rich, the Northwest Territories became the center of exploration for the prized stones. Canada is now the third-largest diamond producer in the world.

Tswalu Kalahari Reserve in South Africa is owned by the well-known Oppenheimer family and gives a new meaning the phrase - luxury private game reserve.

The 2007 edition of this annual handbook for business has been released and shows that more black businessmen are getting richer.

The symbols include the Royal Sceptre, the Sovereign's Sceptre, the Ampulla and Annointing Spoon, and the Sovereign's Orb.

Vain won the 1969 Golden Slipper and went on to become one of the dominant speed influences in Australian racing.

For Christmas, give your child a fun and engaging story book or add to their collection of classic holiday tales.

Diamonds can be characterized by carat, clarity, color, and cut. Use these four features to evaluate diamond quality when purchasing valuable jewelry.

Though notorious for his debauched behavior and lascivious language, John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester was nevertheless one of Restoration London's most celebrated poets.

Exploring Kimberley, the diamond city of South Africa, unravels the interesting history of the sparkling stones.

Evening Primrose, a common wildflower, grows in America. Since the beginning of modern history, it has been useful for various symptoms and conditions.