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BlueRock February tender raises over US$150,000

16.28ct and 8.97ct diamonds recovered and sold during February

Staff reporter

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The record large 16.28 carat gem-quality diamond recovered on February 18 was sold for $78,947, valuing the stone at US$4,849 per carat. 

The smaller 8.97ct diamond recovered earlier in the month was sold for $8,306/ct, giving it a total value of $74,513. The stone had been independently valued at over $50,000.

CEO Adam Waugh said the sales had further strengthened BlueRock's confidence in the potential of Kareevlei and the quality of diamonds produced.

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