Compression of dust pollution into jewelry
Although not as sparkling as diamond, this is a great way to recycle and good for the environment.
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Although not as sparkling as diamond, this is a great way to recycle and good for the environment.
Geological evidence discovered in Ohio and Indiana over the past few weeks has been reinforcing the hypothesis of what caused the event 12,900 years ago in North America…
The building is located in the jewelry business district of Hatton Garden, London with a full range of unique amenities, from underground diamond depots to private helip…
The rough diamonds underwent elaborate and elaborate stages to molt into sparkling gemstones attached to jewelry.
The small village of Oymyakon in Russia is a testament to the hard work and endurance of humans, because the weather here is always harsh and the lowest heat ever measur…
Interesting moments about Saigon in 1967 through a series of photos of former US military officer Bob Diamond.
The world's most expensive Mir diamond mine in eastern Siberia can create a vortex strong enough to suck helicopters flying across the depths.
Most of the giant pits on Earth are made by human mining activities like Darvaza gas fires that burn for 45 years or the world's largest Kimberley diamond mine in South…
About 100 years ago, the desert town of Kolmanskop in Namibia once flourished, but now it has become a town.
See this microscopic world in sparkling water like diamonds is the hobby of paparazzi.
Each year, the Royal Society holds a photo contest to mark
The video posted on YouTube shows that the small ant has spared the diamond in an Italian jewelry store.
A collection of jewelry salvaged from the legendary Titanic about to be displayed in Atlanta, USA, on the 100th anniversary of the horrific crash.
This is the world's largest diamond once known as Koh-i-Noor worth more than 150 million USD and is being mounted on the Queen's crown.
The American Museum of Natural History has just exhibited one of three rare red diamonds in the world.