Tuesday, May 30, 2017
Fans were of citrine and smoky quartz
Although it turned out that the gems are not played in the autumn issue of the significant role of magazines, the editors of InStyle fans were of citrine and smoky quartz, natural stone colors are best combined with an autumn palette of mustard yellow, dark-brown and all shades of green.
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Anglo American reported that the De Beers diamond mining increased by 8% to 7.4 million carats in the first quarter of this year compared with 6.9 million carats in the same period a year earlier.
The company said that the increase in production is a reflection of the commissioning of the mine Gacho Quay (Gahcho Kué) in Canada, as well as growth in response to the improvement in the terms of trade.
Gacho Quay reached the stage of commercial production at the beginning of last month, and thanks to this production in Canada has increased by 290% over the period and reached 600 000 carats against 162,000 carats during the same period last year.
Anglo reported that the production of Namdeb Holdings in Namibia also increased by 6% to 500 000 carats due to slightly higher content of diamond in the rock, while the De Beers Consolidated Mines in South Africa, increased production by 19% to 1.1 million carats is also largely due to the higher content of diamond in the rock at the project Venice (Venetia).
However, production of Debswana, a joint venture between De Beers and the Botswana government, registered a slight drop in production to 5.2 million carats from 5.3 million carats a year earlier.
At mine owned Debswana Jwaneng (Jwaneng) observed an 8 percent drop in production to slightly less than 3 million carats against 3.2 million carats a year earlier, but this was compensated by an increase in production project Orapa (Orapa), which increased production by 5% to 2.1 million carats to 2 million carats in the first quarter of 2016.
Meanwhile, Anglo reported that the total De Beers diamond sales amounted to 14.1 million carats in the first quarter of this year as part of the three sites as compared to 8.1 million carats at two sites in the same period last year.
"This increase reflects the strong demand in the first website in 2017, particularly for products with a lower cost as of December 31, 2016," - said in a statement.
Anglo also said that the forecast for De Beers mining for 2017 remained unchanged and amounted to 31-33 million carats, while maintaining the current trading conditions.
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