Gemfields Group has sold the Fabergé luxury jewelry brand, renowned for its ornate Russian Easter eggs, for $50 million to American tech entrepreneur Sergei Mosunov. The British mining company aims to streamline its operations with the sale, intending to use the proceeds to bolster its mining activities in Mozambique and Zambia. Fabergé, historically linked to intricate jeweled eggs, is expected to expand its international presence under the new ownership. In related industry news, De Beers has discovered a new kimberlite field in Angola, its first such find in 30 years, signaling potential growth in diamond exploration. Separately, a 31-year-old woman found a 2.3-carat white diamond at Arkansas’ Crater of Diamonds State Park, fulfilling a two-year personal quest.
‘FINDERS, KEEPERS’: Woman discovers 2.3-carat ‘diamond-y diamond’ in Arkansas park https://t.co/MT4ZCbXIK0 https://t.co/0LvA1InMwV
💎 Una empresa estadounidense adquiere Fabergé por 50 mdd; te contamos la historia de la firma y sus famosos huevos joya. https://t.co/GfP3vGt7Ni
Visitor finds 2.3-carat diamond at Arkansas state park | Click on the image to read the full story https://t.co/E2fHwWW42Z