Showing posts with label Business. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Business. Show all posts

Monday, July 26, 2010

$25K Diamond Ring Found At Pittsburgh Airport

A day on the job ended with the discovery of an expensive diamond at Pittsburgh International Airport.Janet Mascuero lost her $25,000 ring Sunday before boarding a plane back to Oakley, Utah. Later that night custodian, Jim Beatty came across the ring while cleaning in the D concourse. He said he wasn't sure if the ring was just costume jewelry or the real thing, but he turned it in anyway.“At the end of the day, we all go down to the apron level to turn in our equipment at the office, and I just showed it to a supervisor,” said Beatty. “He thought it might be worth something and decided we should turn it in, and that's what we did."When the airport confirmed it was Mascuero's ring, they shipped it to her home in Utah.She told Channel 11’s news exchange partner at TribLive that she's relieved someone found her ring. She said she was dreading having to tell her husband she lost it.
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Thursday, June 3, 2010

iPad 3G $189,000 Solid Gold 2100g & 53 Diamonds

The worlds 1st solid gold and diamond ipad. Encrusted with 25.5 cts of I'F' Flawless diamonds, a magnificent total of 53 individually set sparkling gems dwell beautifully in their solid 22ct Apple logo. The rear and screen surround are made from a single piece of solid 22ct gold, weighing an immense 2,100 grams.This most luxurious ipads appearance is outstanding even down to the precise polishing to reveal its most beautiful harmonious appearance. A magnificent combination of top of the industry technology and unrivalled craftsmanship was invloved in creating this masterpiece.
The ipad is the Wi-Fi & 3G , 64GB version.

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Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Worlds Largets Diamond

At last, the largest diamond in the world had found a worthy contender. Under preliminary forecasts of experts the weight of the new diamond-champion is one 1.5 kg.

Before now the largest diamond in the world was the Cullinan diamond. This diamond was found in the British province Transvaal (nowadays the Republic of South Africa) in 1905. The weight of the ex-champion Cullinan is 3106 carat (621.2 gr.). The diamond was named for Sir Thomas Cullinan, who had discovered the Premier in Transvaal three years earlier. The diamond amazes not only by its size but also its cleanliness, absence of mineral inclusions, cracks, and bubbles.

The Cullinan diamond was presented to the reigning British monarch, King Edward VII, in 1907. It's interesting that diamond represents a splinter (about 1/3 part) of larger diamond, but it haven't found till now.

The diamond was cut into 9 large stones and about 100 smaller ones by I.J. Asscher and Company of Amsterdam. The Cullinan diamond decorates the brow of the Imperial State Crown of Great Britain about one hundred years.

Nowadays, the 7000-carat diamond (1.5 kg) was found in the same country. Under armed guard the new diamond will be delivered in Johannesburg, the capital of the Republic of South Africa, where diamond will be determined its exact weight and the size with a help of special technical equipment.


What company possesses this precious find? It is not yet announced. However, during all last century the leadership in world production of diamonds belonged to giant De Beers who supervised about 65 % of all diamond market till now.

Today the Republic of South Africa takes fifth place in extraction of
rough diamonds in the world, giving place only to Australia, Botswana, Russia and Congo.

Russia also does not giving in a diamond race. So, the diamond-mining company Alrosa has a quarter of world's diamond mining.

In the beginning of August a big deposit of rough diamonds was discovered in Yakutia. Russia's diamond giant Alrosa has discovered a big deposit of rough diamonds in Yakutia. The worth of its reserves is estimated at $3.5 billion. The deposit of such extent was last discovered in Yakutia ten years ago.

The new Verkhne-Munskoe deposit unites three kimberlite pipes located 130 kilometers from Udachninsky Mining and Processing Plant of Alrosa. The deposit is forecasted to last for 25 years, yielding from 1.2 million tons to 2 million tons of stones.

In terms of geological survey, Alrosa has outmatched the best indicators of former Soviet Union, the company announced in the news release of April 2007. Nowadays, for instance, Alrosa is setting up the 4th exploration expedition in the northern part of Yakutia's diamond province.
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