12 of the world's rarest gemstones
When it comes to gemstones, many people believe that diamonds are the rarest in the world. But in reality, there are some types of stones that are even more valuable and…
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When it comes to gemstones, many people believe that diamonds are the rarest in the world. But in reality, there are some types of stones that are even more valuable and…
The world we live in is a beautiful and strange place, filled with unique plants and animals. Many of these species are extremely rare and difficult to find.
Many tourists witnessed mysterious diamond-shaped UFOs flying alongside commercial aircraft.
Nuclear waste is radioactive waste created by nuclear power plants that no one wants to keep near their homes or even carried through their communities.
Several pictures of the 'diamond-eyed' cat posted on social media have caused Thai netizens to share them continuously, telling each other to buy lottery tickets. What i…
Several continents on Earth show signs of tearing apart. This has happened many times in the past, accompanied by raining diamonds - quite literally.
The brand owner who created this watch spent 20 years finding each
A research team in the UK has created a carbon-14 diamond battery that can safely provide electricity with high durability for up to thousands of years.
Perhaps the name snow flower vegetable is still quite strange, many people do not know it because it is quite new to us Vietnamese.
They are crystals of all colors, sparkling like jade, solid like diamonds, unbreakable by hammers, unburnable by fire.
If you consider yourself a responsible parent and think you will never be able to leave your child in the car. Advice for you is: NEVER BE SUBJECTIVE!
The world's deepest lake in Russia contains species
Scientists developed a process to produce artificial diamonds with liquid metal at a temperature of about 1,000 degrees Celsius and low pressure.
The famous transparent and sparkling Golconda diamonds may originate from volcanic quarries 300km from where they are mined.
Chinese scientists have created a 3-carat diamond entirely from carbon elements derived from red peonies.