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Geoscience and Exploration of the Argyle, Bunder, Diavik, and Murowa Diamond Deposits
SEG Special Publication 20 is the most comprehensive survey of the Argyle, Bunder, Diavik, and Murowa deposits to date. Exclusively focused on primary diamond deposits, the volume delves into their discovery, evaluation, geology and, of course, diamonds.
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Paper 1: Tectonic and Structural Controls on Diamondiferous Kimberlite and Lamproite and Their Bearing on Area Selection for Diamond Exploration
Paper 2: The Discovery of the Argyle Pipe, Western Australia: The World's First Lamproite-Hosted Diamond Mine
Paper 3: Evaluation of the AK1 Deposit at Argyle Diamond Mine
Paper 4: The Geology of the Argyle (AK1) Diamond Deposit, Western Australia
Paper 5: Nature of the Mantle Beneath the Argyle AK1 Lamproite Pipe: Constraints from Mantle Xenoliths, Diamonds, and Lamproite Geochemistry
Paper 6: Argyle Diamonds: How Subduction Along the Kimberley Craton Edge Generated the World’s Biggest Diamond Deposit
Paper 7: The Unique Nature of Argyle Fancy Diamonds: Internal Structure, Paragenesis, and Reasons for Color
Paper 8: The Bunder Diamond Project, India: Discovery of the Saptarshi Lamproite Pipes
Paper 9: The Bunder Diamond Project, India: Geology, Geochemistry, and Age of the Saptarshi Lamproite Pipes
Paper 10: A Study of Garnet and Chromian Spinel Xenocrysts from the Atri South Ultramafic Intrusion, Bundelkhand Craton, India
Paper 11: Diamonds from the Atri South Pipe, Bunder Lamproite Field, India, and Implications for the Nature of the Underlying Mantle
Paper 12: Exploration History and Discovery of the Diavik Diamond Deposits, Northwest Territories, Canada
Paper 13: Evaluation of the Diavik Diamond Deposit
Paper 14: Geology, Mineral Chemistry, and Structure of the Kimberlites at Diavik Diamond Mine: Indicators of Cluster-Scale Cross-Fertilization, Mantle Provenance, and Pipe Morphology
Paper 15: The Diamondiferous Mantle Root Beneath the Central Slave Craton
Paper 16: Diamonds from the Diavik Mine: From Formation Through Mantle Residence to Emplacement
Paper 17: Discovery of the Murowa Kimberlites, Zimbabwe
Paper 18: Geology, Structure, and Radiometric Age Determination of the Murowa Kimberlites, Zimbabwe
Paper 19: Characteristics and Origin of the Mantle Root Beneath the Murowa Diamond Mine: Implications for Craton and Diamond Formation
Paper 20: Diamonds from the Murowa Kimberlites: Formation Within Extremely Depleted and Metasomatized Zimbabwean Peridotitic Subcontinental Mantle