A Journey Through the Hidden Facts of Diamonds

               Every diamond is unique - but what makes them truly breathtaking is learning the unknown facts behind them. From the journey of a diamond, to the different shapes and cuts and how they affect the price, to the biggest diamond ever discovered and rarest diamonds in the world - this video will uncover the hidden information and history behind the world’s most precious gem. Learn the basics of diamond grading, mining and more, giving you a new appreciation of diamonds and why they’re so valued.

Facts of diamond : Here are a few ideas to get you started: 1. The journey of a diamond: From mining to the jewelry store.

2. Different shapes and cuts of diamonds and how they impact the price.

3. The biggest diamond ever discovered, and how it was found.

4. The most rare diamonds in the world and why they are so

valuable.

5. How diamond clarity affects its worth.

6. The history of diamond mining.

7. How diamonds are graded and valued.

 Let's learn some interesting things about diamonds

1. Diamond is a crystalline solid.  India used to export a wide variety of diamonds even before the development of civilization. The first diamonds on this earth were discovered in India.  It is through our India that the world came to know about diamonds.  One such Kohinoor diamond, which is the most valuable  in the world, has also been found in India.  The value of the Kohinoor diamond is still not being assessed by any country. From this, it can be said that our India was a very prosperous country in the past.  The Kohinoor diamond is currently in the London Museum.

2. Among the diamonds that we find inside the earth are  colored diamonds along with white diamonds.  These coloured diamonds are formed by certain kinds of actions that take place inside the earth. Colour diamonds are more expensive than white diamonds.

3. Even before the 18th century, India was the largest      exporter of diamonds to the countries of the world.

4. There is a large diamond mine called the Operating Diamond Mine in the United States.  Any tourist who comes there can stay there, dig up the land, search for the diamonds and take home the diamonds found along with them.

5. A diamond is  made up of organic matter.  But it also contains waste material such as boron and nitrogen.

6. A stone was discovered in South Africa in the year 1827. After it was purified and polished, it turned out to be a diamond, and many rivers and soils in South Africa searched for diamonds.

7. Diamonds  are very difficult to make in the laboratory and in the laboratory.

8. Pure diamond does not dissolve in any liquids,  acids or acids at all.

9. Diamonds are used to cut large glass plates in industries.

A Journey Through the Hidden Facts of Diamonds