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15
Jan
2018
Gem discovers 910 ct diamondBy:Contributing Editor Online GEMSTONES LSE-listed Gem Diamonds has recovered a 910 ct, D colour Type IIa diamond from its Lesotho-based Letšeng mine. The diamond, the largest recovered from the mine, is believed to be the fifth-largest gem-quality diamond ever recovered.
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