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Guinness World Records says a 7,525-carat emerald mined from Zambia is the world’s largest uncut emerald. The large gem has been named "Chipembele" because it resembles a rhino horn.
Chipembele is known as 'the rhino emerald,' with Chipembele meaning rhino in Zambia's indigenous Bemba dialect. Only the rarest and most remarkable emeralds have been given names in the past.
Gemfields introduces "Chipembele", the latest and largest significant gemstone discovered at the Kagem emerald mine in Zambia. Weighing 7,525 carats (1,505g), Chipembele - means �rhino in the local indigenous dialect of Bemba.
Mar.13.2021 Most people heading out on an African safari will have a fairly traditional list of animals in mind that they are hoping to see. But if you dig a little deeper, search a little harder, look a little longer, maybe you will spot something a little different. Finding one of these not-often-seen animals can really make your safari extra special. 1. Black Rhino: Etosha National Park, Namibia The black rhino is the rarer and smaller of Africa's two rhino species, though it is still a rather imposing animal, with its tank-like body and two lethal horns and can still grow to an impressive...