By Emma Li
(jingdaily.com) - As De Beers retreats from lab-grown diamonds, Chinese brands like Caraxy and Yasheng are doubling down — reshaping the industry's trajectory.
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ALROSA commissions third kimberlite pipe at diamond project in Arkhangelsk region
ALROSA has put into operation the third kimberlite pipe out of six total at its M.V. Lomonosov diamond deposit in the Arkhangelsk region. The total reserves of the pipe exceed 40 million tons of ore.
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B2Gold pours first gold at Goose mine in Canada
B2Gold Corp. has commissioned its new Goose mine, a part of the Back River gold district, located in Nunavut, Canada. This is the fourth producing mine in the current operating portfolio of the company and its first Canadian operating asset.
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Tertiary Minerals prepares for expanded drill programme at Mushima North's high-priority target A1
Tertiary Minerals has unveiled plans for an ambitious 1,500-metre drilling campaign at its high-priority Target A1 within the Mushima North Copper Project, marking the next phase of exploration at this promising Zambian asset.
Yesterday
Foreign gemologists complete advanced training in Russia
The Russian Ministry of Finance, together with ALROSA and the Gemological Institute of Moscow, organized training for specialists from Venezuela, Sierra Leone and Kyrgyzstan in precious stones sorting, evaluation and detection.
Yesterday
Arrow Minerals maintains trading suspension amid Guinean permit review
ASX-listed exploration company Arrow Minerals remains in a voluntary trading suspension as it seeks official clarification from Guinean authorities regarding the status of its exploration tenements, caught in a broader government review that has unsettled...
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