De Beers Grounds Their Diamond-Hunting Airship

De Beers Searches for Diamonds By Blimp How are diamond deposits found? One unique way is by airship. The blimp you see here is the De Beers Zeppelin Airship. It was launc...

Neil Lane Partners with De Beers Jewelry designer to the stars Neil Lane has announced that he will create a new line for the De Beers LV to that will open on Rodeo...

Two years ago I wrote about the start of attempts to use a zeppelin to detect in . The experiment is now at an end. The airship has been permanently grounded by after heavy winds shook the ship from its mooring near the Jwaneng mine injuring its crew. The zeppelin was too badly damaged to be put back to work and has decided to use other methods of diamond exploration.

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De Beers Closes Historic Diamond Mines It's the end of an era as De Beers diamonds has annouced they will be closing their diamond mines in Kimberley, South Africa. Th...

De Beers Announces Diamond Development Initiative Has all the protesting finally made an impact on De Beers? De Beers is a founding partner of the Diamond Development Initiative (DD...

New De Beers Store Opens to Protests As we've mentioned before the joint venture between diamond giant De Beers and luxury giants LVMH, De Beers LV is opening this week...

Diamond Show Ends Three Months Early The Sun reports that the diamond exhibition at the Natural History Museum shut down three months early over fears of a potential he...

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Nelson Mandela to Defend De Beers

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