The diamond was cut from a 425-carat rough mined by the De Beers group in Botswana. The cutting process took over six months and required the diamond to be transported between Johannesburg and New York.
Source: DCLA
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Friday, 9 February 2018
World’s largest rarest and most valuable D Flawless round diamond
The diamond was cut from a 425-carat rough mined by the De Beers group in Botswana. The cutting process took over six months and required the diamond to be transported between Johannesburg and New York.
Source: DCLA
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