Diamonds


Metalex recovers more diamonds from T1 kimberlite

Vancouver — A total of 243 diamonds has been recovered from a recent hole drilled by Metalex Ventures (MTX-V, MLXVF-O) to further test the T1 kimberlite pipe at the company’s 92%-owned Kyle Lake proj…


Indicator discovers diamonds at Barrow

The recent recovery of 176 diamonds from a piece of kimberlite float has Indicator Minerals (ime-v, imeef-o) gearing up for a busy exploration season at its 80%-owned Barrow project in the Franklin di…



Diavik surpasses 20M carats

In the little over three years since startup, the Diavik mine in the Northwest Territories has produced just under 20 million carats of rough diamonds to the end of 2005….


Wily Shore Gold takes the reins

The second-last day of March was a big one for Shore Gold’s shareholders, with the feisty junior explorer scoring a huge tactical victory over a stumbling De Beers, its major partner in the Fort la…


De Beers’ FalC claim dismissed (April 10, 2006)

The Court of Queen’s Bench for Saskatchewan has dismissed an action brought by De Beers Canada against its Fort la Corne (FalC) joint-venture partners Shore Gold (SGF-T, SHGDF-O), Cameco (CCO-T, CCJ…




ANTHONY VACCARORockover Resources project manager Luckson Manda (far left) with SouthernEra project manager Paul Allan (far right). The two companies are partners on the Tsholotsho diamond project in Zimbabwe.

SouthernEra Diamonds poised for a comeback

It’s been a while since SouthernEra Diamonds’ (SDM-T, SDMFF-O) share price touched $20 — eight-and-a-half years, to be exact. Since then, its shares have fallen on hard times; in the last year, the h…



Twin plans diamond spinoff

Twin Mining (TWG-T) has retained M Partners to arrange financing for a new diamond exploration vehicle designed to …


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