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approximately 20 mm × 20 mm (0.79 in × 0.79 in). It was
discovered in the
Dutoitspan Mine, Kimberley,
South Africa, in 1964.
Harry Winston acquired the stone...
- Du Toit's Pan, now
usually Dutoitspan, is one of the
earliest diamond mining camps at what is now Kimberley,
South Africa. It was
renamed Beaconsfield...
- of diamonds. The mine was
closed in 1914,
while three of the holes –
Dutoitspan,
Wesselton and Bultfontein –
closed down in 2005. On 14
October 1899,...
- and calcite. It was
first described in 1925 for an
occurrence in the
Dutoitspan Mine, Kimberley,
South Africa and was
named for
Alpheus Fuller Williams...
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financiers who
gained control of the diamond-mining
claims in the Central,
Dutoitspan, and De
Beers mines.
Rhodes was the
active politician and Beit provided...
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Diminco Mine 1970
Lazare Kaplan 616 The
Kimberley Octahedron South
Africa Dutoitspan Mine 1974 De
Beers 603
Lesotho Promise Lesotho
Letseng Mine 2006 Graff...
- huge
tracts of the country,
which had
hitherto been sp****ly inhabited.
Dutoitspan and
Bultfontein diamond mines were
discovered in 1870, and in 1871 the...
- yellow,
uncut crystal. The
Oppenheimer was
discovered in 1964 at the
Dutoitspan Mine near Kimberley,
South Africa. The
stone is
noted for
being extraordinarily...
- one of the many
Kimberley mines of
which Kimberley mine, de
Beers mine,
Dutoitspan,
Bultfontein and
Wesselton are its more
famous neighbours. The mine was...
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Kimberley Northern Cape
Galeshewe North Cemetery Kimberley Northern Cape
DuToitspan Cemetery Kimberley Northern Cape
Kimberley Muslim Cemetery Kimberley Northern...
