Crystal Exploration Sample Results - Seite 2

Caustic fusion was completed on two rock samples collected from the Muskox Kimberlite. The samples were mantle xenoliths and contained 7 diamonds and 45 diamonds respectively. The results are shown in Table 2.

Caustic fusion was completed on two composite rock samples collected from the James River Kimberlite Dyke at surface, located at the Hood Project confirming it is diamondiferous and warrants further exploration. In total, 4 microdiamonds were recovered from sample 16DBP500. The James River Dyke is only 15km from the diamondiferous Tenacity Kimberlite. A high priority drill target developed by Crystal during 2016 exists along the structure that hosts the James River Kimberlite Dyke. The results are shown in Table 2.

TABLE 2 - CAUSTIC FUSION RESULTS

Sample		Sieve Size (mm)
	Weight (kg)	+0.106	+0.150	+0.212	+0.600	TOTAL DIAMONDS
17DBP001 (Muskox -Eclogite Xenoliths)	1.6	6	0	1	0	7
17DBP002 (Muskox -Peridotite Xenoliths)	3.3	35	8	1	1	45
16DBP500(James River Dyke)	41.9	2	2	0	0	4
16KRP203(James River Dyke)	9.4	0	0	0	0	0

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Jim Greig, President and CEO of Crystal Exploration Inc., commented, "The samples are similar to some of the historical results at the Muskox Kimberlite. The material processed was archived drill core from previous operators drill campaigns that enabled a cost-effective method to further examine the large kimberlite pipe which measures nearly 4 hectares at surface and extends to over 300m depth. The size and grade potential at Muskox has yet to be fully understood and is illustrated through various sampling programs that generated high to marginal grades throughout the years. The recent results reflect a very small sample size and it is the diamond valuation of good quality gemstones that needs further examination. Future exploration will be required to understand the entire diamond opportunity within the Muskox Kimberlite Pipe. Crystal's projects that neighbor the Jericho Diamond Mine may represent an opportunity for near-term production at an existing diamond mining facility."