Israel’s net polished diamond exports in the first three months of 2010, were worth $1,451 million, higher by 55 percent over $936 million worth of net polished diamond exports in the same period of 2009, reports say. Net polished diamond imports in the first quarter of 2010 valued $835 million, higher by 105 percent over $407 million worth of net polished imports in the same period of 2009, reports add. %% Net rough diamond exports amounted to $832 million in the said 2010 quarter, indicating a 164 percent rise over $315 million worth of net rough exports in the corresponding period of 2009. Net rough diamond imports amounted to $917 million, reflecting a 234 percent rise over $274 million worth of rough imports in the same three months of 2009, as reported. %% Reports further indicate that the export and import figures of diamonds of the three months of 2010, yet indicate an average 27 percent fall over the first quarter of 2008.