Our Precious & Semi-Precious Stones

Leespa wide range of investment services does not exclude the natural resources in Africa. We offer a wide rang of precious and semi-precious stones and as time goes by, our mining sector shows us many untapped mineral resources which we tend to share and create an awareness to our prospect investors. Some of the include and not limited to:

Sugilite

We got sugilite within our precious minerals. Sugilite is both a mineral and a gemstone that's best known for its vibrant pink to purple colours. Perhaps the most popular shade of the stone is referred to as 'grape jelly' due to its rich, lustrous shades. Sugilite is a sodium potassium lithium silicate mineral that gets its colour from small amounts of manganese.

Lithium

With its chemical symbol "Li" Lithium is also amongst one one of our precious stone material. This has a lot of medical advantages as well as energy engineered properties. Lithium is a mood stabilising medicine used to treat certain mental illnesses, such as:

mania (feeling highly excited, overactive or distracted)
hypomania (like mania, but less severe)
bipolar disorder, where your mood changes between feeling very high (mania) and very low (depression)

Gold

Investors looking for investment opportunities in the African Gold Mining sector will have great advantage working with LEESPA as we facilitate the work and hustles including fast processing of documents for procurement, transportation and delivery. You could contact us. We will provide you with curated investment opportunities in LEESPA INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT GROUP. If you would like to promote your business, please contact us to receive a full list of top business transaction opportunities with updated mining methods.

Diamond - (View Specs on Video)

Known as one of the hardest minerals created on earth, diamonds are created naturally at extremely high temperatures between 900 and 1,300 degrees Celsius and pressures of 4.5 to 6 kilaPascals, so high that these can only be met deep within the earth’s mantle that change Carbon-containing minerals into diamonds over billions of years.