This week we announced the fourth-best intercept achieved to date at Ikkari, hitting 192m at 3.6g/t Au from 39m downhole (30m vertical), including 12.45m at 9.8g/t Au from 123.25m, with 691 gram x meters. This metallurgical hole demonstrates once again the potential for Ikkari to deliver exceptional grades and continuity. Additional intercepts include a geotechnical drillhole with 35m at 6.3g/t Au from 124m downhole (95m vertical) including 6m at 13.5g/t Au from 149m. Full release 👉 https://lnkd.in/evDYveVE #RUP #Ikkari #Finland #Gold
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Gem Diamonds Unearths 169.15 Carat White Diamond in Letšeng Mine Gem Diamonds Limited, a London-listed company, has announced the discovery of a remarkable 169.15 carat Type II white diamond from its Letšeng Diamonds mine in Lesotho. This significant find marks the fourth diamond weighing over 100 carats that Gem has recovered so far this year. Prior notable discoveries include a 113 carat white Type II diamond, a 295 carat white Type II diamond, and a 139 carat Boart diamond. The Letšeng mine has gained renown for its... Read more on the link below https://lnkd.in/gVJUA2Xk
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Rio Tinto's Q3 diamond production falls As a result, diamond production at the mine fell 28% to 542,000 carats in the third quarter compared to the same period last year. "However, there is a glimmer of hope on the horizon," the company said. "The mine has successfully completed construction of the first phase of the A21 underground section, and commercial production has commenced." Year-on-year, diamond production at Diavik fell 26% to 1.98 million carats in the first nine months of 2024, compared to 2.68 million carats in the same period earlier in the year. - Online Source #riotinto #result #diamonds #roughdiamonds #downfall #production
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𝐋𝐀𝐓𝐄𝐒𝐓 𝐂𝐄𝐎 𝐈𝐍𝐓𝐄𝐑𝐕𝐈𝐄𝐖 Ben covers today's #KCB update with @TheMarketBullAU: -"This will be the largest & most ambitious drill campaign we've entered" -"Our objective is clear – we're testing if this is a #copper mineralising system" -"All the work we've done so far points to the geology having the right structures" Watch in full below ⬇️ 🇧🇼 https://lnkd.in/eCHBHskZ #KAV #Kavango #Botswana
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⚒ Sakariya Mines & Minerals ⚒ Lets talk about How are Deep displacements measured. 1. *Inclinometers:* Think of inclinometers as ""tilt detectors."" They help measure how much the ground or structures lean. Imagine a rod or sensor placed in a hole or on a structure. When things shift, the inclinometer senses the tilt, giving us insights into changes in slope or inclination. 2. *Extensometers:* Picture these as ""stretch trackers."" They're like rulers attached to the ground or structures. As things move or settle, the extensometer notices any change in length. This helps us understand if the soil or structures are undergoing deformation or stretching. #EasyMonitoring #TiltDetection #StretchTrackers #UnderstandingDisplacement #sakariyan #sakariyanmines
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First results from our winter campaign are in, including the highest grade intercept ever drilled within Area 1 and confirmation Heinä South trends continuously over 1KM. https://lnkd.in/gfkFm-Pg ⚒️ 124001 and #124002– intersected 24m at 1.1grams per tonne (“g/t”) Gold (Au) and 15m at 0.9g/t Au respectively from step-out drilling along the Heinä South trend extending the strike to west. The mineralised trend has now been drilled over a strike length in excess of 1km (Figures 2 and 3). ⚒️ #124006 – intersected 2m at 558g/t Au including 1m at 1115g/t Au, the highest-grade intercept drilled in Area 1 that has identified eight grass roots gold occurrences since 2018 (including the 4Moz Ikkari Discovery (58.43Mt at a grade of 2.18grams per tonne gold in the Indicated category). #rup #ikkari #gold #lapland #finland
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Explore Letseng Diamonds Mine in Lesotho: The Home of Giant Diamonds ✨💎 The Letseng Diamond Mine, located high in the Maluti Mountains of Lesotho, is one of the world’s most famous diamond mines, known for producing some of the largest and highest-quality diamonds ever unearthed. Here’s what makes Letseng truly remarkable: 🔹 Record-Breaking Diamonds Letseng holds a special place in the diamond world for consistently discovering massive, high-value diamonds. It has produced some of the largest diamonds on record, including the 603-carat Lesotho Promise and the 910-carat Lesotho Legend—both among the largest diamonds ever found! 💎🌍 🔹 Unique Location Situated at an altitude of 3,100 metres (10,000 feet), Letseng is the highest diamond mine in the world. Its remote location in Lesotho adds to its mystique and challenges, yet it remains one of the most successful producers of large, Type IIa diamonds, which are incredibly rare and virtually free of impurities. 🏔️💫 🔹 Sustainability and Community Engagement Letseng is not only focused on diamond production but also on responsible mining practices. The mine operates with a strong commitment to sustainability, community development, and local employment. It contributes to education, healthcare, and infrastructure development in Lesotho, ensuring that the local community benefits from its operations. 🌱🤝 🔹 A Global Diamond Leader Letseng’s diamonds command some of the highest prices per carat globally due to their exceptional quality and size. This makes it a key player in the global diamond market and a source of excitement for both collectors and the luxury jewellery industry. 🌟 Whether you’re a diamond enthusiast or simply intrigued by the world of mining, the Letseng Mine is a legendary destination for those seeking to understand the journey of some of the world’s most incredible gems. Curious to learn more about legendary diamond mines like Letseng? 💎 Hit the Like, Follow, and Share buttons to stay updated on the latest from the world of diamonds! ✨ Pic Credit- @LetšengDiamondMine #LetsengDiamondMine #LesothoDiamonds #BigDiamonds #LuxuryGems #SustainableMining #DiamondIndustry #WorldFamousDiamonds #RareGems #LesothoLegend #DiamondMines #GemMining #LuxuryJewelry #DiamondExploration
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Mechanical trenching of high-grade gold at Tchaga North will help formulate a drill plan at Mako Gold’s Napié project in Côte d’Ivoire, while the hunt is on for partners to help explore Korhogo and its manganese prospectivity. Mako Gold #ASX $MKG
Mako puts Korhogo in the shop window for partners and looks to drill the Tchaga North gold prospect - Stockhead
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In the ever-evolving diamond industry, Lucara Diamond Corporation is exploring options for selling the world's second-largest rough diamond, weighing an impressive 2,492 carats. The CEO of Lucara made an interesting suggestion that the diamond may be better off uncut, sparking curiosity and speculation within the industry. As we wait to see how this unfolds, it's fascinating to contemplate the potential implications of this decision. 🔹 As the diamond market experiences shifts and trends, the decision to keep this massive rough diamond uncut could potentially create a new narrative in the industry. 🔹 The strategic move by Lucara to evaluate all sale options for such a rare gem showcases their commitment to innovation and pushing boundaries. 🔹 This development underscores the importance of considering unconventional approaches in a traditionally structured industry like diamond mining and sales. With innovations such as this, Lucara is poised to redefine industry norms and set precedents for future diamond sales. The decision regarding the fate of this exceptional rough diamond will undoubtedly have ripple effects throughout the diamond sector. Stay tuned as we witness the outcome of this intriguing endeavor! #DiamondIndustry #Innovation #LucaraDiamond #RareGem #IndustryTrends
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This aquamarine gemstone were found while mining for gemstones in a field in the village of Watapatha in the Ratnapur region of Sri Lanka.This weighed about 57.50ct .Here is the color slightly grayish very strongly greenish blue.There are many cracks inside this stone. Therefore, in local parlance, many people call it "Malukkama" The reason it is said to be raw is that there is no part of a gemstone that is pure enough to be used. Aquamarine a chemical composition of Be3Al2Si6O18 also containing Fe2+ . It has a hardness of 7.5-8 on the Mosh scale. While aquamarine often contains no inclusions, it can have them, noticeable or not, composed of content such as mica, hematite, or saltwater. Aquamarine is common gemstone. However, there is a rarer deep blue variant called maxixe, but its color can fade due to sunlight. The color of maxixe is caused by NO3. Dark-blue maxixe color can be produced in green, pink or yellow beryl by irradiating it with high-energy radiation(gamma rays,neutrons or even X-ray)
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