Giant 1,305-Carat Diamond Discovered in Botswana Mine
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Giant 1,305-carat diamond discovered in Botswana mine
Canadian mining company Lucara Diamond Corp has unearthed a 1,305.4-carat diamond from the Karowe mine, cementing Botswana’s position as a top diamond producer of the world. The massive diamond was recovered using advanced Mega Diamond Recovery X-ray Transmission technology to safely extract large stones, reports Business Insider Africa. The diamond is categorised as white and unbroken, and measures 79.9 by 34.1 by 51.9 millimeters, reports Türk…
Botswana just pulled a 1,305-carat diamond from its Karowe mine, the 10th time this single mine has produced a stone bigger than 1,000 carats
Rest of World News: Discover the remarkable achievement of Botswana's Karowe mine with the recent recovery of a 1,305-carat diamond. This monumental find marks the 10th diamond over 1,000 carats from the mine, showcasing its reputation as a leading source of large gem-quality diamonds.
RARE 1, 305.4-CARAT DIAMOND DISCOVERED IN BOTSWANA’S KAROWE MINE
Thu 16 July 2026: An exceptional 1,305-carat diamond was discovered in the Karowe diamond mine in Botswana, according to the tenement’s Vancouver-based owner. “The recovery of our 10th diamond exceeding 1,000 carats is another extraordinary milestone for Karowe, ” William Lamb, Lucara Diamond president and chief executive officer, said Monday. “No diamond mine in history […]
A new diamond weighing 1,305 carats has been discovered at the Karowe Mine in Botswana, an African country.
Lucara Finds Tenth Diamond Over 1 000 Carats At Karowe Mine In Botswana
Gaborone – Lucara Diamond Corp. (“Lucara” or the “Company”) has announced the recovery of an exceptional 1 305.4 carat diamond from its 100%-owned Karowe Diamond Mine (“Karowe” or the “Karowe Mine”) located in Botswana. The stone is the tenth diamond in excess of 1 000 carats recovered by the Company since operations commenced, further reinforcing Karowe’s stand-alone position as the world’s most prolific source of exceptionally large, high-valu…
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