Arctic Star Exploration Corp.

(TheNewswire)   Highlights Diamonds retrieved by caustic fusion of drill core from the Sequoia kimberlite show a relatively abundant presence of low nitrogen diamonds, some of which contain deep, high-pressure mineral inclusions.  Recent research globally, by academia, demonstrates that most of the world’s larger high-priced diamonds are nitrogen-free (Type II) and are deep-sourced (400 km).  This study adds to the lines of evidence that justifies acquisition of a bulk sample, large enough to give a “window” into what the run of mine would be...

(TheNewswire)   Highlights Caustic fusion results from 1.65t of HQ split core received.  Microdiamond population continues to be dominantly white and clear  Variations in diamond counts reflect variations in grade from various rock types and areas in the complex  Photos of the larger diamonds are provided on the company’s website    December 5th, 2022 – TheNewswire - Vancouver, British Columbia – Arctic Star Exploration Corp. (“Arctic Star” or the “Company”) (TSXV:ADD) (Frankfurt:82A2) (WKN:A...

(TheNewswire)   Excellent diamond indicator mineral chemistry reported from our Arbutus Kimberlite discovery  A total of 3kg of Arbutus kimberlite was processed at CF Minerals of Kelowna and interpreted by Dr. Chuck Fipke  He reports that Arbutus Kimberlite should have excellent diamond potential with some of the best chemistries he has seen, with abundant indicators in a relatively small sample.  Dr. Chuck Fipke, created the Canadian diamond industry when his work led to the discovery of the Ekati diamond mine in the Lac de Grad kimberlite field.  &#...