Editor’s Note
The recent discovery of a 108-carat pink diamond at Lesotho’s Letšeng mine underscores the region’s continued significance in the global gem trade. This rare find highlights both the exceptional quality of stones from this source and the potential for such discoveries to influence market dynamics.
A rare pink diamond weighing 108 carats has been discovered in Lesotho, a find that is poised to significantly impact the global gemstone market. The diamond was unearthed at the Letšeng mine, renowned for producing some of the world’s largest and highest-quality diamonds.
The discovery of such a large, high-quality pink diamond is expected to reshape market dynamics. Industry analysts predict it will generate intense interest among collectors and investors, potentially setting new price benchmarks for colored diamonds.
A senior gemologist from the mining company commented on the significance of the find:
The diamond will undergo a thorough evaluation and cutting process before being offered to the market.