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Considered the 'white pearl' of the perfume industry, the essential oil of this flower can help production facilities earn more than 100 million VND for 1kg.
In 2010, this pearl was recognized as the world's largest night pearl and was displayed at the Wenchang Baoyu Palace (Hainan, China).
Before he could rejoice at discovering a valuable black pearl in his food, the man was saddened because the pearl was damaged and its value had seriously decreased.
Dried dates are a popular snack. During the holidays, many families also have dates on their candy trays.
Inventor Julius Hermann Kroehl's submarine made pearl diving less laborious but also led to the deaths of many divers.
This work has been loved for centuries, and now, thanks to modern technology, the reason for its strange appeal has been discovered.
Researchers say this fish species, scientifically named Opsariichthys rubriventris, is distinguished by several characteristics, such as having 13 - 14 scales on its bac…
The world's deepest lake in Russia contains species
Instead of using jade like kings and members of the royal family, Vo Tac Thien held a piece of wood in his mouth when he died. This makes many people curious about the r…
What terrifies veteran scientists?
The cradle that produces the pearl is a mollusk like a scallop, a pearl on the beach and a freshwater mussel.
An 8,000-year-old pearl that archaeologists say is the oldest in the world will be on display in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
The Yutu self-propelled car (Jade Rabbit), has made a breakthrough discovery when proving what scientists have predicted for decades, that the Moon has an Earth-like coa…
Picked up the stone of the Ming Dynasty when fishing this lucky man named Luong in Tieu Binh Duong, Lai Tan Town, Quang Tay Province, he still holds the stone.
Director of the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Hanoi said that the turtle tool was taken to Ngoc Son temple to store and display for visitors.