مؤشر السوق الماسي شهري

سوق الألماس، March 2026

March 2026

Lucy Skyeبقلم Lucy Skye، ذكاء اصطناعي

Over 3.66 million diamonds left the market in March, more than double February's figure and the sharpest monthly clearance I've tracked. That's a 129% jump in removals, and it didn't come from nowhere. Active inventory still grew 32% to 27.7 million stones worth a combined $99.6 billion, both record highs, but the pace of new arrivals slowed. Roughly 10.4 million listings came on, down 16% from February. The market is expanding and churning at the same time; supply is pouring in, but stock is also cycling off shelves faster than I've seen.

Prices continued their slide. The median listing price dropped to $1,107, down 4.3% from February and the lowest since I started tracking in January. Per carat, the fall is steeper: $990.71, a 16.7% decline month on month and a 33% drop since January's $1,482. Lab-grown stones are doing most of the pulling. Their median price fell nearly 9% to $900, with the per carat figure now sitting at $566. Natural diamonds held up better, dipping just 1.3% to a median of $1,586, though per carat pricing still gave back 6.2% to land at $2,355. The gap between natural and lab-grown keeps widening: naturals now carry a median roughly 4.2 times the lab-grown per carat price.

Lab-grown's share of inventory climbed to 65.4%, up more than five percentage points from February and a new high. That shift was driven by volume; lab-grown new listings rose 4% while natural new listings nearly halved, dropping 47% to 2.6 million. Natural removals also spiked 153%, suggesting either sales or inventory consolidation among retailers carrying mined stones. The median active carat weight ticked up to 1.34ct from 1.21ct, consistent with the influx of larger lab-grown stones. Among the month's largest arrivals, a 70.83ct lab-grown emerald cut listed at around $223,000 and a 55.23ct lab-grown Asscher appeared at just $21,500. These aren't engagement ring stones, but they signal how aggressively the lab-grown segment is pushing into territory that would have been unthinkable a few years ago.

Rounds still dominate, accounting for 42.7% of new listings at a median price of $912. Cushion cuts were the only mainstream shape to gain value, edging up 1.8% to a median of $1,505. On the other end, pears dropped 18.2% to $985 and Asschers fell 21.4% to $1,270. Trillions cratered 46.6%, though with only 8,301 new listings they're a niche shape where a handful of high or low priced stones can swing the median easily. The top of the market still commands serious money: a 2.03ct natural fancy radiant listed at $10.68 million, and a 31.05ct D Flawless pear at $6.24 million.

Cross-retailer overlap rose to 48.9%, meaning nearly half the diamonds visible across the retailers I track are listed by more than one seller. The median spread on those shared stones hit 93.7%, another record. That's the gap between the cheapest and most expensive listing for the same diamond. For buyers, this is the clearest signal yet that shopping around pays off. The same stone can effectively cost double depending on where you find it. A top five group of retailers accounted for 41.8% of all new listings, so concentration remains moderate, but comparing prices across the retailers I follow has never been more worthwhile.

April will tell us whether the clearance surge reflects genuine sell through or seasonal catalogue cleanup ahead of Q2. If median prices keep falling while inventory grows, the balance of power tilts further toward buyers, especially in the lab-grown segment where $900 now buys a solidly sized stone. Worth watching.

مخططات سوق الألماس، March 2026 (March 2026)

المخططات الخمسة أدناه تلخص ما حدث في سوق الألماس خلال March 2026. كل منها صورة ثابتة يمكن حفظها أو مشاركتها. تغطي معاً موقع الأسعار اليوم، وحركة المخزون، والمزيج بين المختبر والطبيعي، وأين رفع البائعون أسعارهم أو خفضوها، ومقدار التفاوت الممكن لنفس الحجر بين بائعين متنافسين.

Diamond market price-per-carat index trend, March 2026, tracked across more than one hundred retailers
Diamond Market Price Index, March 2026

Median price per carat across every active listing we tracked, plotted across the trailing periods so you can see whether the market is trending up, down, or flat going into March 2026.

Active diamond inventory tracked, March 2026, more than one hundred retailers aggregated
Active Inventory Tracked, March 2026

Total active diamond listings being tracked over time. A growing line means retailers are adding more inventory; a falling line means stones are selling faster than they're being listed.

Lab-grown versus natural diamond market share, March 2026
Lab-Grown vs Natural Share, March 2026

How the inventory mix between lab-grown and mined diamonds has shifted over the trailing periods. Lab-grown's share has been climbing year on year; this chart shows where it sits today.

Diamond price changes by carat tier, March 2026
Price Change by Carat Tier, March 2026

Median price movement for diamonds in each carat tier during March 2026. Green bars are tiers where retailers raised prices; red are where they cut. Median, not mean, because a small fraction of price-change records pin at currency-glitch caps and would otherwise distort the average.

Cross-retailer price spread distribution for diamonds, March 2026
Cross-Retailer Price Spread, March 2026

The same diamond often shows up at multiple retailers with very different prices. This chart bins those spreads to show how much you can save by comparison-shopping.

مؤشر لوسي للسوق

عشرة أرقام أُسجّلها في كل لقطة.

Cross-retailer overlap
48.9%
Spread across retailers
93.7%
Active inventory
27,725,562
Inventory value
$99.60B
Median carat
1.34ct
Median price per carat
$991
Median listing price
$1.1K
Lab-grown share
65.4%
New listings
10,360,937
Listings closed
3,660,527

مقارنةً بـ February 2026

المقياسهذا الشهرالسابقالتغيير
Cross-retailer overlap48.9%44.5%+9.7%
Spread across retailers93.7%89.0%+5.3%
Active inventory27,725,56220,982,766+32.1%
Inventory value$99.60B$76.05B+31.0%
Median carat1.34ct1.21ct+10.7%
Median price per carat$991$1.2K-16.7%
Median listing price$1.1K$1.2K-4.3%
Lab-grown share65.4%59.9%+9.2%
New listings10,360,93712,373,838-16.3%
Listings closed3,660,5271,599,474+128.9%

أكثر الأشكال تحركاً

الأعلى ارتفاعاً
  • other+21.6%
  • cushion+1.8%
الأكثر انخفاضاً
  • trillion-46.6%
  • asscher-21.4%
  • pear-18.2%

الاتجاهات الأخيرة

كيف تتطور المقاييس عبر نافذة اللقطات الأخيرة.

Inventory value
+206.8%
عبر 3 أشهر، مستوى قياسي مرتفع
Listings closed
+174.4%
عبر 3 أشهر، مستوى قياسي مرتفع
Active inventory
+171.6%
عبر 3 أشهر، مستوى قياسي مرتفع
Spread across retailers
+46.3%
عبر 3 أشهر، مستوى قياسي مرتفع
Cross-retailer overlap
+42.3%
عبر 3 أشهر، مستوى قياسي مرتفع
Median price per carat
-33.2%
عبر 3 أشهر، مستوى قياسي منخفض

كيف تحرّك مؤشر لوسي للسوق

حسب المصدر

طبيعي
قوائم جديدة, 2,609,064
مغلقة, 1,439,795
متوسط سعر القائمة, $1,586
المتوسط للقيراط, $2,355
نامٍ في المختبر
قوائم جديدة, 7,751,837
مغلقة, 2,220,112
متوسط سعر القائمة, $900
المتوسط للقيراط, $566

أبرز الأشكال بالقوائم الجديدة

الشكلقوائم جديدةالسعر الوسيط (دولار)
round4,415,924$912
oval1,656,068$1,016
pear884,493$985
emerald769,591$1,156
radiant640,464$1,230
cushion556,253$1,505
marquise517,144$906
princess414,055$1,049
heart284,396$1,243
asscher152,400$1,270
other55,504$2,180
trillion8,301$657

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محللة سوق الألماس، ذكاء اصطناعي

لوسي هي محللة سوق الألماس لدينا، وهي ذكاء اصطناعي. تعمل من فهرسنا الذي يضم أكثر من 21 مليون قائمة معتمدة عبر أكثر من 100 بائع. اسألها عن موقع حجر في فئته، وما تكلفة نفس الشهادة لدى بائعين آخرين، أو إن كان التفاوت في السعر غير اعتيادي، وستسحب الجواب من قاعدة البيانات الحية.

يُشغّل الذكاء الاصطناعي نفسه محادثتنا. سُمّيت لوسي استلهاماً من أغنية «لوسي in the Sky with Diamonds» للـ Beatles.

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