Diamonds are actually one of the most plentiful substances on earth. In fact 130,000,000 carats or 57,000+ lbs worth of diamonds are dug up every year with another 220,000+ lbs artificially synthesized*.
The reason they seem scarce is because those in control of the diamonds (De Beers mostly) horde them to create artificial scarcity and pump up the price thousands of times over.
If all the diamonds in the world were to suddenly flood the market, CZ would probably cost more.
*cited from Wikipedia
Diamonds are fairly abundant but their distribution and allocation is controlled by Debeers in order to create demand. Millions of carats are dug and processed every year. Cleaner and whiter diamonds are more scares than yellower and included diamonds.
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Some are (such as germanium), and some are very common (such as quartz and halite).
Yes. Quartz is the second most abundant mineral in the crust and can be found with a little effort virtually everywhere, mostly in combination with other minerals in rock.
Canary diamonds are yellow-tinted diamonds.
Very abundant
'Chocolate diamonds' are named thus because this shade of brown diamond is the colour of chocolate. Some brown diamonds are natural diamonds; some brown diamonds are manufactured diamonds. A gemologist will help you determine the source of your brown diamond. Manufactured diamonds are always less expensive than natural diamonds with similar characteristics.
Diamonds are formed from carbon. Some brown diamonds may contain trace amounts of nickel -- otherwise diamonds do not contain metals.
Diamonds are rare.
diamonds are plentiful
The same way any stone is cut, Herkimer diamonds are not diamonds, its a type of quartz.
No, but the element silicon is a major component of the mineral quartz, which is one of the most abundant minerals on earth.
Yes. Quartz is the second most abundant mineral in the crust and can be found with a little effort virtually everywhere, mostly in combination with other minerals in rock.
All gems are valued based on their rarity (as are most things in life). But diamonds are abundant. Extraordinarily abundant. The De Beers cartel has enormous vaults where they keep most of the world's supply of diamonds. If these ever got released into the market, the monopoly would be over, and diamonds would be worth next to nothing. Diamonds are artificially high and can be purchased in most African countries for as low as $15 per carat (rough cut).They are literally a pretty rock. Retail jewelers mark up diamond engagement rings by an average of 300% up to a staggering 1000%. The estimates on markups are broad, but most of the reliable sources we've seen indicate that 300% is the usual markup. Your acquaintance who says he bought a $10,000 ring for $1,000 might be on the level. While a 1000% markup is not typical, it's not unheard-of. Diamonds also have no resale value. The reason a "diamond is forever" is because you're basically stuck with it. You'll never be able to resell it except to a pawn shop. Even a jeweler (the few who would be willing to buy it) would offer a fraction of what you paid.
Samuel Johnson means that praise, like gold and diamonds, is more valuable when it is given sparingly. If praise is abundant, it loses its worth and significance. Scarcity adds value to the act of praising someone.
Diamonds are a commodity that people usually buy as a luxury. Water is vastly more abundant than diamond, and so its price can be low.
carbon can be used for lampblack,allotrope,gas,fuels,and lubricants, and lovely diamonds! (diamonds are a pure form of carbon).Organic chemistry also involves all thing carbon. The most abundant elements in our body are Hydrogen, Carbon, Oxygen, Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Sulphur. It is a VERY important element.
Diamonds Diamonds was created in 1982.
No abundant is an adjective. Abundance is a noun
36 is abundant.