Some quick preliminary research: Wikipedia: "Type IIa diamond...

Some quick preliminary research:

Wikipedia:
"Type IIa diamond can be colored pink, red, or brown due to structural anomalies^[4] arising through plastic deformation during crystal growth—these diamonds are rare (1.8% of gem diamonds)"

The following website was interesting:
http://www.diamonds.net/Magazine/Article.aspx?ArticleID=53505&RDRIssueID=142

especially this comment:
the number of polished diamonds weighing 100 carats or more is thought to be fewer than 100 gems. What then to call these special gems that weigh in at 100 carats-plus? Going beyond the generic 4Cs that describe diamonds, they represent a “fifth” C — colossal.

Still could not find what percentage of diamonds found are over 100 carat.

All I can say is going back to simple maths ... if the probability of IIa diamond is 1.8% "of Gem Diamonds" (not all diamonds) and there are less than 100 "polished" 100 carat diamonds in the whole world (if this comment is correct) ... this tells me that what LOM has here is very special.

If readers and investors can not see this or come to this conclusion ... they should go and make an appointment with an optometrist immediately.

Once again, well done to all the perceptive / believer holders.

Zippy1