Lesotho Jubilee
Letšeng Princess
Letšeng Icon
Letšeng Diamond
Lesotho Legend
Letšeng Destiny
Letšeng Dynasty
Letšeng Star
Leseli la Letšeng
Letšeng Legacy
Lesotho Promise
The 347 carat diamond was recovered in June 2026. It was named the Lesotho Jubilee to commemorate the 60th anniversary of Lesotho’s Independence on 4 October 2026.
The 367 carat Letšeng Princess was recovered in May 2021 and sold into a partnership arrangement for US$9.6 million in June 2021.
The 439 carat Letšeng Icon was recovered in August 2020 and sold for US$16.1 million in October 2020.
The 13.32 carat pink diamond was recovered in February 2019 and was sold for $656 934 per carat (US$8.75 million in total).
The 910 carat diamond was recovered in January 2018. The Lesotho Legend is currently ranked as one of the world’s largest rough diamond on record and the largest diamond to emerge from the Letšeng Diamond Mine to date. The Lesotho Legend was sold to Antwerp-based diamond supplier Samir Gems and other partners for US$40 million in March 2018
The Letšeng Destiny was recovered in May 2015 and sold into a partnership agreement in June 2015. The name was given to signify a hidden power believed to control future events.
The Letšeng Dynasty was recovered in July 2015 and sold for US$19.3 million in September 2015. The name given was to symbolise the succession of diamonds from the same family.
The 550 carat Letšeng Star was recovered in August 2011 and was so named to signify the growing number of “stars” in Letšeng’s constellation of large diamonds recovered. The Letšeng Star is also ranked in the top 30 largest white rough diamonds on record.
The Leseli la Letšeng, which translates to Light of Letšeng, reflecting the diamond’s remarkable colour and clarity, was recovered in September 2008. This diamond was the third significant recovery from the Letšeng mine in as many years and was sold in November 2008 for US$18.4 million.
The 493 carat white diamond was named the Letšeng Legacy to highlight the growing legacy that the Letšeng mine in Lesotho was creating as a producer of significant large white diamonds. This diamond was recovered in September 2007 and was sold in November 2007.
The 603 carat Lesotho Promise was recovered at Letšeng in August 2006 and is ranked in the top 20 of the world’s largest white diamonds on record. The Lesotho Promise was sold for US$12.4 million in October 2006.
