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Lucapa Diamond Company Ltd. (ASX:LOM) announced on Friday that a 32.2-carat, type 2A diamond has been recovered from its Angola-based Lulo concession. To date, it is the fourth-largest diamond recovered at Lulo.
Lucapa Diamond Company Ltd. (ASX:LOM) announced on Friday that a 32.2-carat, type 2A diamond has been recovered from its Angola-based Lulo concession. To date, it is the fourth-largest diamond recovered at Lulo.
As quoted in the press release:
The 32.2 carat Type 2A diamond has an irregular dodecahedral shape and is of exceptional colour and clarity. Colorimeter testing of the diamond not only demonstrated that the diamond is a Type 2A stone but also that it would be considered of D colour. A D colour is given to only the finest white diamonds; these are totally colourless and classified as “exceptional white” by CIBJO. While the diamond appears flawless to Lucapa staff, this will need to be confirmed by independent examination.
Click here to read the full Lucapa Diamond Company Ltd. (ASX:LOM) press release.
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