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Articles in February, 2007 issue of Israel Diamonds

• DDC signs long-term renewal of lease at 580 Fifth Avenue.(FACETS)
• UN Security Council extends sanctions on Liberia.(FACETS)
• Alrosa to begin selling rough diamonds directly in Israel.(FACETS)
• Another diamond find at Murfreesboro.(SHORT cuts)
• Tiffany records strong holiday sales.(FACETS)
• Kimberley Process investigating Zimbabwe.(FACETS)
• Blood diamond: fails to sparkle at box office or malls.
• IDI appoints new managing director.(SHORT cuts)
• Israel's polished exports in 2006 reflect softer market.(SUMMING UP)
• UN, VOA find conflict diamond trade in Cote D'Ivoire.(FACETS)
• Israel asks India to remove diamond tariff.(FACETS)
• Sparkling TV promises no repeats.(SHORT cuts)
• Putin abolishes quota on precious metals and gemstones exports.(FACETS)
• WDC chairman concerned about Zimbabwe's exports.(FACETS)
• Diamond controller releases list of top 30 exporters in 2006.(FACETS)
• Britain refused to give up Kohinoor.(SHORT cuts)
• Boyajian launches plan for World Jewelry Center in Las Vegas.
• WTO extends Kimberley Process 'waiver' for six years.(FACETS)
• Movie depressed holiday sales 2 percent, survey says.(FACETS)
• Nanodiamonds found to be non-toxic.(SHORT cuts)
• Rio Tinto looks to expand ties to Israel.
• Ghana says it is working toward compliance with Kimberley Process.(FACETS)
• Alrosa may become diverse mining conglomerate.(FACETS)
• Black diamonds 'from outer space'.(SHORT cuts)
• Aber revenues and earnings down.(FACETS)(Financial report)
• Industry appeals to FTC over use of 'cultured'.(FACETS)
• A year of consolidation.
• Viewpoint.
  by Arikha, Itzchak
• Completing the journey to the center of the ideal cut's sweet spot: in this second of two articles, gemologist and research engineer Michael Cowing explores the remaining four of the seven dimensions that "complete the picture" of Ideal in the R
  by Cowing, Michael
• WFDB kudos for partnership to counter terrorism.(FACETS)
• WDC chairman sees the positive in 'Blood Diamond' movie.(FACETS)
• New IDI chairman Ganz spells out plans for future: a rough diamond conference would be an opportunity to host the major players and the smaller miners who may not know the Israeli market and its requirements very well. These conferences are excellent oppo
• Angola gaining on other diamond producers.(FACETS)
• Bushmen win victory in Botswana High Court.(FACETS)
• The untold story: women in Israel's diamond industry.(Company overview)
  by Katz, Sheryl
• Diamond industry shares expertise with global forum.(Industry overview)(Company overview)
• Global jewelry sales could reach $280 billion by 2015.(FACETS)
• Indian government tries to secure rough diamond supplies.(FACETS)
• Israel and India planning huge boost to trade.(Cover story)