Diamond · C · Nationwide Brazil
Diamond projects and mineral rights for sale in Brazil
Diamond ground in Brazil carries a constraint profile unlike the other commodities. Alluvial occurrences sit on and beside watercourses, which means permanent preservation areas, water permits and conservation boundaries decide viability before anyone discusses stones.
Released under NDA. We do not quote grades, tonnages or reserves without a report signed by a qualified person.
The buyer pool is also smaller and more specialised, which changes how an asset should be presented.
What we represent
Alluvial and primary diamond occurrences, offered under a signed mandate from the titleholder.
What gets verified before a diamond project is offered
Permit stage and standing at the ANM. Titleholder identity. Chain of title. Polygon reconciliation and landowner identification. Watercourse and permanent preservation area constraints. Conservation unit, indigenous and quilombola overlays. Water permit and environmental licensing status.
On stones and grades
We do not quote carat grades, recovery figures or valuations without a report signed by a qualified professional, and we do not present parcels of stones. This desk represents mineral rights and projects, not gemstone trading.
Questions
Frequently asked.
- Do you sell rough diamonds?
- No. We represent mineral rights and mining projects. We do not trade stones and we do not participate in gemstone parcel transactions.
- Why is a water permit relevant before purchase?
- Alluvial diamond operations depend on water use, and outorga status directly affects whether a project can legally operate. It is checked before the asset is offered.
Next step
Start with the identifiers.
Send the mineral process number and the property registration number, and we will tell you what can and cannot be proven about the asset — before anyone spends money on it.
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