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The company was De Beers and they no longer have a monopoly: https://www.diamondportfolio.com.au/investor-centre/market-information/de-beers-monopoly-broken/ ht
by JMTQp8lwXL 6y ago
The company was De Beers and they no longer have a monopoly: https://www.diamondportfolio.com.au/investor-centre/market-information/de-beers-monopoly-broken/ https://www.diamondportfolio.com.au/investor-centre/market-i...
- Dahoon 6y agoNo, but the sharing "partners" might as well be part of De Beers as diamonds are still sold at prices way way above what they are worth. Like "selling iron for gold prices" expensive.
- sukilot 6y agoHow can an optional* non-functional luxury good be sold for more than it's worth? *Worth to your lady, not to you Economically, the diamond is a token of wastefulness that serves only to destroy value as part of the human mating ritual. Bitcoin for women, but even less liquid.
- JMTQp8lwXL 6y agoA bitcoin for women analogy might be generous; one diamond isn't fungible for another one. There's sentimental value.