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One of the world's largest diamonds has been sold for 40 million dollars, mining company Gem Diamonds Limited said Tuesday.
The 910-carat diamond, which is the fifth-largest gem-quality diamond ever found and bigger than a golf ball, was sold on Monday on a tender in the Belgian city of Antwerp to an undisclosed bidder, the statement read.
The D colour Type IIa specimen was found in January in the Letseng mine in the small southern Africa nation of Lesotho, said Gem Diamonds Limited.
A rough diamond from Botswana believed to be the biggest uncut diamond found in a century, sold for 53 million dollars in September.
