All three rough diamonds were recovered at the Jubilee kimberlite pipe, one of Alrosa’s Mining units Aikhalsky in the country’s northeast.
The three diamonds will be sent to Alrosa’s for assessment in the coming days.
Source: DCLA
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Wednesday, 8 November 2017
Three large diamonds Recovered at Jubilee Pipe
All three rough diamonds were recovered at the Jubilee kimberlite pipe, one of Alrosa’s Mining units Aikhalsky in the country’s northeast.
The three diamonds will be sent to Alrosa’s for assessment in the coming days.
Source: DCLA
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