Petra Diamonds finds massive 138-carat white rock at its Cullinan mine
London-listed Petra Diamonds (LON:PDL), known for major findings in recent months, has just added a new rock to its collection of massive diamonds recovered from its historic Cullinan mine in South Africa.
The stone, a 138.57-carat white diamond, is classified as type IIa, D colour, meaning it has high clarity, and would be offered for sale in Johannesburg later this month, Petra said.
The 138.57-carat white diamond will be put up for sale in Johannesburg later this month.
Last month, the company sold a 121.26 carat white diamond recovered from the same mine for $6 million to a joint venture between Nemesis International and Golden Yellow Diamonds.
The Cullinan mine, located north-east of Pretoria, has yielded several massive gems, including the largest rough gem diamond ever discovered — the Cullinan. The 3,106-carat stone was cut into two highly significant diamonds, which can be found in the Crown Jewels of the Queen of England.
Petra Diamonds operates four mines in South Africa and one in Tanzania.
Petra’s iconic Cullinan mine in South Africa. (Image courtesy of Petra Diamonds)
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Altaf
Can we know the dimensions please?