The only positive moment of the unprecedented crisis, in which the diamond market is today, is a sharp activation of the participants in the search for new solutions and models that allow for an effective restructuring that meets modern challenges.

One of the creative breakthroughs may be a joint initiative of the MC "Leader" and ALROSA on the organization of the investment diamond market. Despite the obvious difficulties associated with the need to create a practically "from scratch" the ramified infrastructure of such a market, this idea looks extremely attractive, as it allows to circumvent the known objective limitations, due to which the diamond can not act as an exchange commodity, and get the full tools of the stock market in The form of closed mutual funds, the units of which will be provided with the cost of investment grade diamonds. It remains to be regretted that such a program was not implemented two years ago, when the stability of the trend for raising prices for diamonds and diamonds could not cause any doubts among potential investors.

The main argument in favor of creating a market for investment diamonds is the assertion that the price for large (from 3 carats and above) stones with good characteristics has almost continuously grown in the foreseeable historical retrospect, and therefore such assets are the coveted "quiet harbor" for the investor. With minor reservations - for example, the need to correlate the rise in prices for diamonds and diamonds with the level of inflation - this statement can be considered fair. But what was the reason for this permanent growth? The main, and probably the only reason, was the very specific organization of the global diamond market - a single-channel "diamond pipeline", the ability to manage pricing, regulating the supply of raw materials at the entrance. The abandonment of such an organization quickly enough - for several years - led to the inflating of huge speculative bubbles, to the emergence of uncontrolled drains, to the paradoxical situation when raw materials began to cost more than finished products. It is hardly a big exaggeration to say that the cause of the current crisis in the diamond market is not so much the global economic crisis as the destruction of the canonical single-channel system. The coincidence of these negative phenomena over time has produced a resonance effect, and therefore the diamond market looks much worse today than all other commodity markets. That the reason for the current crisis in the diamond market is not so much the global economic crisis as the destruction of the canonical single-channel system. The coincidence of these negative phenomena over time has produced a resonance effect, and therefore the diamond market looks much worse today than all other commodity markets. That the reason for the current crisis in the diamond market is not so much the global economic crisis as the destruction of the canonical single-channel system. The coincidence of these negative phenomena over time has produced a resonance effect, and therefore the diamond market looks much worse today than all other commodity markets.

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