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Firestone Diamonds recovers a 110 carat light yellow diamond

The stone is its largest diamond recovery to date

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Firestone Diamonds plc, the AIM quoted diamond mining company, recovered its largest diamond to date, a 110 carat gem quality light yellow diamond. The stone was recovered during the ramp up phase at its Liqhobong Diamond Mine.

The Company believes this diamond recovery confirms the significant larger stones potential that exists at Lighobong. Stuart Brown, Chief Executive Officer of Firestone, commented: "I am delighted to announce that we have recovered Firestone's largest diamond to date. The 110 carat gem quality light yellow diamond recovered during Liqhobong's ramp‐up phase is a very exciting and encouraging accomplishment. It confirms our long held belief that Liqhobong has large stone potential and I hope this is the first of many to come."


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