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72 chromites recovered from recent loam and stream sampling Sampling results indicate the presence of three new lamproites   Lucapa Diamond Company reports the positive results from the latest sampling work carried out at the Brooking Diamond Exploration Project in Western Australia’s West Kimberley lamproite province which included the recovery of a total of seven diamonds, of which two are macro-diamonds (>0.5mm diameter).   A total of 72 chrome spinels (or chromites), visually identified as a type associated with lamproites, were also recovered from loam and stream sampling. A follow up exploration program involving heavy mineral stream and loam sampling complemented with soil geochemistry sampling was undertaken at Brooking over six identified target areas. Strong Likelihood of Lamproite Pipes: The results of this sampling indicate the presence of three new lamproites with two targets showing similar soil geochemistry to previously discovered lamproites at Brooking.  As pe

Lucapa Diamond and Leopold Diamond provides update from the Brooking diamond project in Western Australia’s West Kimberley lamproite province in under the new exploration program since October last year.  Brooking project followed up on the significant micro- and macro-diamond counts in Q4 2018. The first two holes drilled at the Little Spring Creek diamond discovery and recovered 119 micro and macro diamonds. In another follow up recovery reached to about of 1,100 micro and macro diamonds.  A total of 11 diamonds weighing 0.284 carats were recovered from the processing. Two micro diamonds and high levels of chromites were recovered. For all those reasons, Lucapa believes the Brooking project remains prospective for diamondiferous lamproite discoveries. Lucapa is a growing diamond company with a portfolio of high-quality mines in Angola and Lesotho, along with exploration projects in Angola, Australia and Botswana. The Company’s focus on high-value diamond production is de