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Lucara Diamond Corp. has recovered a 240-carat, top-white rough stone from the high-value portion of its Karowe mine in Botswana, it said Monday.
The diamond is the second weighing more than 100 carats the company has found this year, after it unearthed a 127-carat stone earlier this month. Lucara will put both diamonds up for tender in March, along with other large stones it has found at the mine.
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