Aim-listed diamond producer BlueRock Diamonds has sold three gem-quality diamonds weighing 8.4 ct, 10.6 ct and 9.7 ct for $214 000. Bluerock, which owns and operates the Kareevlei diamond mine in the Kimberley region of South Africa, sold the diamonds for $88 000, $73 000 and $53 000, respectively.
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Aim-listed Botswana Diamonds (BOD) says it had an eventful six months ended December 31, 2020, making significant progress on its diamond development projects in Botswana and South Africa. Some of the company’s highlights include discovering a new diamond-bearing kimberlite at its Thorny River project, in South Africa.
The 131-carat is a Type IIa D-colour diamond, the 118-carat is a brown diamond and the 133-carat stone is a lower-quality grey diamond. The post Three +100 carat diamonds recovered at Lucapa’s Lulo mine appeared first on Miningreview.com.
Lucapa Diamond Company Limited (ASX: LOM) and its partners Empresa Nacional de Diamantes E.P. (“Endiama”) and Rosas & Petalas are pleased to announce the recovery of three +100 carat diamonds by Sociedade Mineira Do Lulo (“SML”) from the Lulo alluvial diamond mine in Angola. The 131 carat is a Type
Diversified miner Anglo American’s De Beers subsidiary is serving to improve the group’s business profile by providing diversification and, most of the time, stability to its otherwise more closely correlated mining operations, reports risk assessment firm Moody’s in a recent report. With an overall Baa2 negative rating, Anglo’s business is
Lucapa Diamond Company recently announced a 35% increase in diamond resource carats at its Lulo mine The post Lucapa’s Lulo set for a sparkling future appeared first on Miningreview.com.
