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Diamonds are not so rare everywhere --- The planet 55 Cancri E is made of diamonds and would be worth $26.9 nonillion

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The diamond engagement ring fever was invented by an ad campaign in the 1930s. Before that few Americans proposed with the precious stone, and the price of diamond was falling

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There is a star that is a diamond of ten billion trillion trillion carats.

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A diamond is the only thing that can scratch a diamond

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Diamond is the hardest natural substance known to man

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Diamonds are actually not that rare, but their supply is artificially supressed by De Beers, a company that owns 95% of the diamond market.

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Arkansas has the only active diamond mine in the United States.

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On Jupiter and Saturn, it rains diamonds.

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X-rays can’t detect real diamonds.

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Diamonds can be of various colors --- the rarest type is green

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Diamond, despite being the hardest material known, will shatter if hit with a hammer. Hardness means resistance to scratching; toughness is a different property.

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A candle's flame contains millions of microscopic diamonds.

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Diamonds mined in Brazil are much harder than those found in Africa

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Peanut butter can be turned into diamonds under extreme pressure

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Diamonds are mined to the tune of $9 billion worth each year.

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The largest known diamond in the universe is a star named Lucy (after the song ‘Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds’) that is ten trillion, billion karats

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Many of the diamonds mined today were formed at the location of ancient meteor strikes.

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There are enough diamonds in the world to give every human on the planet a cupful.

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Most natural diamonds are between 1 billion and 3.5 billion years old.

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Diamonds are almost indestructable --- the only thing that can destroy a diamond is intense heat