Bryson Burke Diamond Corporation: Teaching about Diamonds while we Explore in Quebec

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Exploring for diamonds in Canada often leaves one up in the air while getting a good look at the property.

Bryson Burke avoids cutting roads all over the countryside by flying heavy equipment in by helicopter.

Riversides can become a focus as the water distributes minerals widely.

Open e-booklet
How Diamonds are Born

We use planes to get to more remote sites rather than disturb the local ecology with more invasive means of transportation.

Driling goes on in all sorts of weather and in widely varied settings.

Get the low down on Diamonds in the March 2002 issue. Click logo for links.

Bryson Burke Diamond Corporation is in the midst of exploration drilling in Quebec.
we have found micro diamonds and diamond fragments as well as illmenites,
chrome diopsides, pyrope (g 10) garnets, and have magnet indicators of kimberlite
pipes. Geomagnetic reversals are prevalent on the property oe to the different
ages of intrusives. The geology report compares this property to the Argyle
Mines in Australia. This site containes all our geological findings, numerous
maps, and all the information on diamonds you would ever like to have. Brouse
through the culture and gemstone sections at your leisure. Turn to the science
of diamonds and learn about diamond formation, mining and environmental issues
in diamond mining and exploration. Learn about the use of diamonds as an image in advertiwing. Drilling equipment advertisements will help you learn about recovering diamonds. Birthstones are identified only after you hafe taken the opportunity to guess what they are.

Kimberlite pipes often lie under lakes with extradordinary beauty.

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