Argyle ending

IT WAS a giant among diamond mines but its end will hardly be noticed in the arcane world of gem trading.

Underground at the Argyle Diamond Mine.

09 April 2018
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Rio Tinto' s announcement that it will close the underground mine at Argyle in two years could have been overlooked, yet the project changed the shape of diamond marketing, and defied those in the

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