The Chinese diamond and charms industry is facing high import tariffs to the US as trade tension escalates concerning Washington and Beijing. On July 15, Pandora Black Friday Charms the US Trade Representative has announced plans for a proposed 10% hike on products from China which have an annual trade value of $200 billion, with various raw materials and accessories found in the jewelry trade listed within President Donald Trump’s new taxes proposal. Among these items will be rough “miners’” diamonds, unworked, sawn, cleaved or even bruted; industrial diamonds; diamond debris and powder; wooden jewelry cardboard boxes; glass beads, pearls and counterfeit stones; gold or silver articles, including metal clad with precious metal or silver; and articles of platinum, other than gold or silver. While the tariffs will always be reviewed at an August SOMETHING LIKE 20 to 23 hearing before becoming implemented, the proposed levies contradict the earlier sentiment throughout the industry that this trade would not be damaged. China exports very few tough stones, while the US imports just a small number. Therefore any diamonds trade between the countries mainly involves polished stones, which are not included on the roster. Demonstrated, the list also does not necessarily include hikes on finished-jewelry products, Pandora Black Friday Sale a large category for Tiongkok, which manufactures many silver, antique watches and platinum pieces for large US brands.