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Analysis and performance development of diamonds over the last 55 years: 1960 to 2016 Index data tracking the historical diamond prices changes up to actual prices. Diamond prices increases about 14% each year since 1960!
Diamonds skyrocketed in the period between 2000 and 2010, leaving the price of diamonds per carat higher by almost $10,000. This means that the price was $24,500 . That change and increase is the biggest one we’ve seen so far.
Index data tracking the historical diamond prices changes up to actual prices. Diamond prices increases about 14% each year since 1960! Discover now the three conditions to reach your investment target safely
This round diamond price chart shows changes in diamond prices over the past few years for different sizes. Note the price dip late 2008 (the economic crisis) and recent stabilization or even rises; diamonds under 4ct never rose as much nor fell as far.
Historical diamond prices per carat from 1960 to 2016 (in USD) The data illustrates the per carat diamond price from 1960 to 2016. In 1960, the average price for such a diamond stood at some 2,700 USD. Since then, the diamond price has increased more than tenfold, to 29,650 USD in 2015.
See diamond prices for all shapes and sizes. Explore historical diamond price charts and compare percent change across StoneAlgo's diamond price indices.
Reliable, transparent and unbiased pricing information. Diamond Index Price Report Calculator Latest Transactions. 96.57 (-0.14) The diamond index is updated every hour. The percent of change displayed is with reference to yesterday's closing time (24:00 EST).
