In the mysterious world of diamond mining, it turns out that some stones are too big to sell. Canada’s Lucara Diamond Corp will have to cut its tennis ball-sized rough diamond to find a buyer, industry insiders say, following Sotheby’s failed auction for the world’s largest uncut stone last summer. It’s not the ending that William Lamb wanted for his 1,109-carat stone, named ‘Lesedi La Rona’, or ‘Our Light’ in the national language of Botswana where it was mined.
Diamond Too Big To Sell?
Published July 25, 2017 Uncategorized Leave a CommentTags: Botswana, Canada, De Beers, diamond, gems, investment, jewels, Lesedi La Rona, Lucara Diamond Corp, Our Light, Vancouver
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