Friday, July 14, 2017
"Treasure Kimberly" (Kimberley Treasure), the world's first coin with a rare red diamond from the mine Argyle (Argyle) in Australia has been sold, the report said Rio Tinto Diamonds press.
The new owner of collectible coins has become a Dubai company Tiara Gems and Jewellery, specializing in rare diamonds of fancy shades, unique collectibles and antique jewelry.
Ashish Vidzhay Dzheyn (Ashish Vijay Jain), founder and chairman of the board of directors Tiara Gems, said: "We are honored to add coin" Treasure Kimberly "to our international collection of unique jewelry."
Coin "Treasure Kimberly" consists of 1 kg of 99.99 percent pure gold, and includes red diamond weighing 0.54 carat round diamonds mined at the Argyle diamond mine in the East Kimberley region in Western Australia.
Simon Trott (Simon Trott), managing director of Rio Tinto Diamonds, said: "We are pleased to announce the sale of the" Treasures of the Kimberley "issued by The Perth Mint We have seen and continue to see strong demand for such high-quality products of the premium segment of the coin.." Treasure Kimberly " He speaks the language of exclusivity, desirability and collectibles. "
The coin will be exhibited at The Perth Mint to 14 August.
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Securities and Exchange Board of India (Securities and Exchange Board of India, SEBI) has allowed gold exchange investment funds (exchange traded funds, ETF) to participate in the recently launched scheme of gold monetization.
The total share of these funds in the scheme shall not exceed 20% of assets under management within monetizatsionnoy scheme.
In October, the Reserve Bank of India published a report that in 2015, gold monetization scheme replaced the act with 1999 gold deposit scheme. Gold deposits will be active until their expiry date or up to as long as investors do not decide to withdraw from the gold deposits.
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