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Gem Diamonds has recovered a high-quality, 13.33-carat pink diamond in Lesotho.
The type I diamond was unearthed earlier this month at its Letšeng mine, and is the first stone above 10.8 carats the company has reported this year. It is the largest pink diamond the miner has recovered since 2011, when it retrieved a 30.68-carat stone. In December it found a pink stone weighing 8.53 carats. Many thanks to Rapaport.
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