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[ianwc] 12/1/2006 11:52

Anyone who is planning to attend the AFD or FDI AGM may want to drop me a line. I have something that may interest you...

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[ianwc] 09/1/2006 14:19

not sure Rub, been too busy lately to watch ...

[rubstone] 09/1/2006 13:36

Did I miss something over the past few days? share price flat like it suspended, but two 50,000+ trades gone through. This sure is a hyperactive share and company.

[sam miller] 03/1/2006 12:33

This is a very exciting start to 2006. Hi, Booby. Anybody still with Gravity in Australia or has the management gone on extended leave. Any chance of some news for AIM folks during 2006?

[sam miller] 22/12/2005 15:02

Another exciting and busy day at Gravity.......

[sam miller] 16/12/2005 13:54

Hey, Bobby, have you fallen asleep down under? Wake up, mate. We need some news over here.

[sam miller] 12/12/2005 14:43

.........???????

[schober] 16/11/2005 19:33

and one at minesite


November 17, 2005
Gravity Diamonds Could Be On Verge Of Diamondiferous Kimberlite Discovery in DRC

.....Phil Harman, the company's managing director reckons the diamond terrain and the magnetic targets, which have been pinpointed and are now being tested, represent one of the best chances for a major diamond discovery anywhere in the world today. "Certainly," he says " it is the best bet I have seen in my 30 years in the business. Exploration in Kasai is being carried out under the terms of the August 2004 Framework Agreement with BHP Billiton which has defined rights to buy back control and management of any discovery at an early stage but on terms favourable to Gravity. Mr Harman was formerly the chief geophysicist and exploration manager for BHP Billiton in South America so he has a sound understanding of the high risk element of diamond exploration......

[wayoutwest] 20/10/2005 21:40

New piece on Gravity:

[ianwc] 19/10/2005 10:24

that applies to half the mining secotr Bluedolphine!

[bluedolphine] 19/10/2005 10:21

nice, but shame about the spread, I would not buy these at that price if you paid me, spread way too large

[ianwc] 19/10/2005 10:19

nice update.

[londonmetro] 27/7/2005 10:45

Excellent news here - rumours abounding that CDG have also found gold in them there hills too - share price starting to move.DYOR and all that but could be good for a quick 50%+

[ianwc] 27/7/2005 08:02

RNS Number:3505P
Gravity Diamonds Limited
27 July 2005


RELEASED ON BEHALF OF:

GRAVITY DIAMONDS LIMITED
(ASX & AIM : GRN)
27 July 2005

ASX & AIM-LISTED GRAVITY RECOVERS DIAMONDS
FROM FIRST HOLE IN ABNER RANGE FOLLOW-UP DRILLING


* One 0.147ct macrodiamond recovered
* Two diamonds greater than 0.3mm in size
* Fine fraction of samples still to be tested for micro-diamonds
* Results from two further holes expected shortly

Gravity Diamonds Limited is pleased to announce that three diamonds greater than
0.3mm in size have been recovered from drill hole ARC 015, the first analysed
from the company's recently completed 15 hole RC programme to define the extent
of the ABN 21 kimberlite pipe in the Abner Range of Australia's Northern
Territory and give some guide to its potential grade.

Gravity managing director Mr Phil Harman said that, although it is not possible
to draw any firm conclusions about the grade of the kimberlite from this limited
result, "the recovery of a larger diamond of good quality from such a limited
sample is highly encouraging".

ARC 015 penetrated 10 metres of younger cover rocks and reached a final depth of
25 metres. It was sited within the pipe, approximately 60 metres southeast of
discovery hole ARC 03 drilled at the beginning of this year.

Gravity, listed in Australia and quoted on the AIM market in London, reports
that analysis was carried out on sample bulked over five metre intervals down
hole. Samples weighed were between 100 and 145kg. Three diamonds were recovered
from ARC 015 in the two samples between 15 and 25 metres depth, the largest
being a 0.147ct mostly colourless stone with a green tinge measuring 3.6mm by
3.0mm by 1.6mm. The other two diamonds were of similar colour with dimensions of
0.35mm and 0.40mm respectively. The remaining sample fraction (< 0.3mm) from
this hole will be submitted for microdiamond analysis. Two further holes (ARC
013 and ARC 023) are currently being evaluated for diamonds greater than 0.3mm
in size, with results expected shortly.

The Abner Range targets were identified by a FALCON(R) survey, the airborne
gravity system developed by BHP Billiton and under an agreement with BHP
Billiton.

The ABN 021 kimberlite discovery resulted from first-pass drilling of a FALCON
(R) target, with 147 microdiamonds and two small macrodiamonds recovered from
two shallow holes drilled in January. Almost all the stones are whole,
colourless and of potential gem quality.

Exploration of the Abner Range tenement is being carried out under the terms of
a previously announced exploration agreement with Rio Tinto Exploration Pty Ltd.

Further Information:

Phil Harman, Managing Director, Gravity Diamonds Ltd. Tel: [phone]
Elisa Bartlett, Assistant to the Managing Director,
Gravity Diamonds Ltd. Tel: [phone]
Ron Marshman/John Greenhalgh, City of London PR Ltd. Tel: [phone]

[elsworth] 22/7/2005 17:51

..........BANG 6p...................

[elsworth] 21/7/2005 21:12

If you want to make some money.............u best NOT invest in anything to do with "Ianwc"...........anything this chap is in, eventually tanks!!!

...check RTM for starters...................then if you don't pump/ramp the stock, this chap bans you from his prem/bb......


Professor Marcos Van Shagger................updating level 4

drip...........drip..............drip.................BANG 6p....

Hope this helps

[rambutan2] 18/7/2005 10:22

no buyers in town.
mms opened up the spread so can forget about it?

[ianwc] 18/7/2005 09:30

tanking. what's up? (or down!)

[ianwc] 14/6/2005 10:55

Good stuff, but no definative way of saying they have a econimical pipe just yet.

[sawbones] 14/6/2005 09:36

Gravity Diamonds Limited
14 June 2005


RELEASED ON BEHALF OF:

GRAVITY DIAMONDS LIMITED
(ASX & AIM : GRN)
14 June 2005

Significant New Kimberlite Pipe Confirmed at Abner Range, NT

- Gravity survey shows pipe potential within the size range of 1.5 and 3
hectares

- Core drilling intersects diatreme facies kimberlite

- Drilling underway to test size and grade potential

Recent fieldwork on the Abner Range project in the Northern Territory has
continued to upgrade the area. The program included detailed ground gravity over
the ABN21 anomaly followed by a limited diamond drilling program to obtain
geological samples of the pipe.

Twenty-five FALCON(R) targets within the vicinity of ABN21 were followed up with
geochemistry and loam sampling.

Ground Gravity Survey

Results from the detailed ground gravity over the ABN21 FALCON(R) target are
shown in Figure 1 and indicate potential for a kimberlite pipe of between 1.5
and 3 hectares. The gravity survey also highlights a smaller, separate lobe
immediately to the southwest of the main anomaly, the significance of which will
be further evaluated.

The results of this work further confirm the potential of the other FALCON(R)
targets in the area that will be drilled later this field season.

Diamond Drilling

Five diamond drill holes were completed on ABN21 to test the geological nature
of the kimberlite pipe during May. Details of the holes are summarised in Table
1 below. Their locations are shown in Figure 1 which also indicates the
locations of RC drill holes from the 2004 program. The results of ARC001 and
ARC003, previously announced, returned a total of 147 microdiamonds and two
small macrodiamonds.

Table 1

Hole Inclination TD down hole Geology
(m)
ADD01 Vertical 24 Collar in cover sequence, kimberlite at 6.2m
depth
ADD01a Vertical 51.6 Collar in cover sequence, kimberlite from
5.6m
ADD02 -52degrees 221 Soft kimberlite encountered from 192m
SW
ADD03 Vertical 104 Kimberlite stringers in pipe margin
ADD04 Vertical 76 Kimberlite intersected from 9.4m

/2



GRAVITY DIAMONDS 2


The kimberlite body is covered with 5-9 metres of Recent ferruginous gravels and
Cretaceous sediments. It intrudes flat-lying, interbedded sandstone and shale.
Kimberlitic lithologies recovered in the drill core, an example of which is
shown in Figure 2, are indicative of diatreme facies.

Core samples recovered from the diamond drilling were of insufficient volume to
submit for diamond analysis.

A reverse circulation drilling program to define the exact area of the pipe and
to recover sufficiently large sample volumes for diamond analysis is in
progress. The first analytical results from this program should be available in
mid August.

Regional Sampling and Target Drilling

Twenty-five FALCON(R) targets within a 10 kilometre radius of ABN21 were sampled
by geochemical and heavy mineral loam sampling techniques. Results from this
program are expected shortly and will help to guide a reconnaissance reverse
circulation drilling campaign to commence after the completion of the ABN21
program.

The program is being carried out under the terms of an Exploration Agreement
with Rio Tinto Exploration Limited.



Further Information:

Phil Harman, Managing Director, Gravity Diamonds Ltd. Tel: [phone]
Ron Marshman/John Greenhalgh, City of London PR Ltd. Tel: [phone]


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[rambutan2] 25/5/2005 10:23

just noticed how far dropped.

fundraising?

[ianwc] 10/5/2005 11:52

Oooooooh this is getting dragged down with the rest of the ASX mining sector.


Could be tempting soon. I wonder when that fundraising will occur?