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Rare giant diamond found in Lesotho - Republikein - Jou Land, Jou Taal, Jou Nuus - Vimarsana News

Rare giant diamond found in Lesotho - Republikein - Jou Land, Jou Taal, Jou Nuus

A "spectacular fancy intense pink diamond" was recovered in Lesotho late in March, miner Storm Mountain Diamonds has announced.This latest gemstone is Type IIa, meaning it has few...

Rare giant diamond found in Lesotho - Vimarsana News

Rare giant diamond found in Lesotho

A "spectacular fancy intense pink diamond" was recovered in Lesotho late in March, miner Storm Mountain Diamonds has announced.This latest gemstone is Type IIa, meaning it has few...

PICS | 'Exceptionally rare' giant pink diamond found in Lesotho - Vimarsana News

PICS | 'Exceptionally rare' giant pink diamond found in Lesotho

The gemstone is believed to be one of the biggest found in hundreds of years, and is an exceptionally rare type in terms of clarity.

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Lucapa Diamond Company (ASX:LOM) sells Lulo diamonds for A$30.1m - Vimarsana News

Lucapa Diamond Company (ASX:LOM) sells Lulo diamonds for A$30.1m

Diamond miner Lucapa Diamond Company (ASX:LOM) has sold seven diamonds from its Lulo mine in Angola for $30.1 million, equating to over $39,000 per carat.

7 Exceptional Diamonds Earn Over $20 million at Luanda Tender - Vimarsana News

7 Exceptional Diamonds Earn Over $20 million at Luanda Tender

Lucapa Diamond Company Limited has announced earlier this week that seven exceptional diamonds achieved USD $20.4 million on international diamond tender. The international diamond tender was conducted by SODIAM E.P. in Luanda, Angola and featured seven special sized diamonds weighing 767 carats. The diamonds were recovered by SML from the Lulo alluvial mine.  Most notably, “The Lulo Rose”, a 170-carat fancy coloured diamond was among the stones up for tender, along with three +100 carat white Type IIa diamonds and three other special sized white Type IIa stones.