CALGARY, Alberta, Feb. 23, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Braz Diamond Mining Inc, a junior diamond exploration and mining company, announced today the company has begun to trade under the ticker symbol (Pink Sheets:BZDJ). In addition, Braz Diamond Mining has retained the Cervelle Group, an investor relations/public relations company offering small- and mid-cap publicly held companies a range of investment, media and financial communications-related programs. The Cervelle Group will develop and provide Braz Diamond Mining with a comprehensive financial and media communications campaign targeting the U.S. and Canada.
"One of our main objectives is to help bring BZDJ's story to the investment community while putting it in front our extensive retail broker network," said Rob M. Karbowsky, a managing partner of The Cervelle Group. "Braz Diamond has a number of properties with significant potential in a region that is well known for being a diamond-rich area. With over 450,000 acres of land favorable for diamond exploration and development, we are confident our network will be very interested in Braz Diamond Mining as we raise the company's visibility within the investment community."
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Braz Diamond Mining, Inc. together with its subsidiary, Braz Mining do Brasil, Ltda. holds interest in various mineral properties in the country of Brazil, including a favorable diamond exploration project in the state of Piaui. Exploration and development work to date has confirmed the existence of several kimberlites. The Company plans to implement a detailed geotechnical program to identify the sources and productivity of the alluvial deposits. To date, Braz Diamond Mining has already experienced significant success with the discovery and confirmation of four kimberlite pipes, the discovery and acquisition of several highly favorable diamondiferous alluvial concessions, and the confirmation that Kimberlite indicator minerals (KIM) are abundantly present in the area.