Seven Diamonds Over 50 Carats Recovered By Lucapa
Lucapa Diamond Company announced Thursday it has recovered seven stones exceeding 50 carats
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Another large gem diamond recovered at Lesotho mine
Gem Diamonds found the high quality 126 carat, D colour Type IIa rock at Letšeng. Gem Diamonds unveiled Thursday a 126-carat rock unearthed at its flagship Letšeng mine in Lesotho, the latest in a string of major discoveries at the operation this year. The finding of the high quality D colour Type IIa diamond comes … Read more
Gem Diamonds finds two large rocks at flagship mine in Lesotho
Africa focused Gem Diamonds has discovered two diamonds bigger than 100 carats at its Letšeng mine in Lesotho, which should help the company boost revenue and investors confidence. The two massive diamonds are a 151.52-carat Type I yellow rock and a high quality 104.73-carat, D colour Type IIa stone, the London-based miner said in a … Read more
Kimberley Diamonds closes its last mine
Controversial Australia-based miner Kimberley Diamonds has put its last remaining diamond mine into administration after it failed to secure fresh funding.
DE BEERS GOES TO COURT OVER SOUTH AFRICA EXPORT LEVY
De Beers Consolidated Mines (DBCM) is reportedly appealing to the Pretoria High Court in South Africa to set aside a decision by the South African Minister of Minerals Mosebenzi Zwane requiring DBCM to pay a levy on diamonds exported from South Africa to Botswana for the purpose of aggregation. Although DBCM is apparently eligible for … Read more
De Beers taps into polished diamonds market with first-time auction
Anglo American’s De Beers, the world’s largest rough diamond producer by value, has decided to begin selling its own polished diamonds in auctions for the first time in its history.