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7th Israel Diamond Week to be Held in New York in October 2018

Thirty IDE member companies, who will be making the trip from Israel to take part in the event, will be joined by dozens of DDC member companies on the trading floor.

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The seventh Israel Diamond Week in New York, to be held October 15 – 17, 2018, has generated a great deal of interest, with buyer registration already reaching into the hundreds. Jointly organized by the Israel Diamond Exchange (IDE) and the Diamond Dealers Club of New York (DDC), the annual event will be held on the DDC’s new trading floor in the International Gem Tower in Manhattan. 

Thirty IDE member companies, who will be making the trip from Israel to take part in the event, will be joined by dozens of DDC member companies on the trading floor. All will offer a wide selection of goods at a variety of price points. The hundreds of registered buyers include traders, jewellery manufacturers and retailers from the New York metropolitan area and beyond.

IDE Board Member Ezra Boaron said, “We are thrilled to once again hold the Israel Diamond Week in New York in conjunction with the DDC, and we expect that it will be a very exciting show. It’s a great opportunity to stock up before the busy holiday season.

“This event offers a small taste of what the Israeli Diamond Industry has to offer. For the full experience we invite buyers to the International Diamond Week in Israel (IDWI), January 28 – 30, 2019, where they can restock their diamond needs.”

Registration for the Israel Diamond Week in New York is free for bourse members and approved members of the trade.


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