because it is like a stone....
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Diamonds are stones, rocks: they originate within the earth's mantle just like other stones and rocks. Diamonds are, however, formed from pure carbon and are the hardest, clearest, heaviest stones.
Take the stones to a jeweler, and the jeweler can tell you whether or not the stones are diamonds.
Some diamonds are found in rivers and in the mouths of rivers as they flow into the ocean. Water flowing over the tops of the volcanic pipes -- which push the stones to the earth's surface -- deposits the diamonds where they can be found in flowing water.These diamonds are called alluvial diamonds.
The stones are not diamonds, but Cubic Zirconium (synthetic man made stones).
A diamond ring is composed of a diamond or multiple diamonds, and a metal band.
Diamonds are found in the earth in the soil, together with stones of trace minerals indicating that the volcanic pipe that erupted the contents to the surface may contain diamond stones. Diamonds are composed of carbon.
Loose diamonds are called loose diamonds. When set as a group, the term may describe the setting more than the stones, i.e., pave, which is a 'pavement' of diamond stones. Otherwise multiple diamonds are simply called diamonds.
Take the stones to a jeweler, and the jeweler can tell you whether or not the stones are diamonds.
diamonds or stones
Sweethearts are usually people; diamonds are stones.
Some diamonds are found in rivers and in the mouths of rivers as they flow into the ocean. Water flowing over the tops of the volcanic pipes -- which push the stones to the earth's surface -- deposits the diamonds where they can be found in flowing water.These diamonds are called alluvial diamonds.
Louis Dieulafait has written: 'Diamonds and precious stones' -- subject(s): Gems, Precious stones, Diamonds
No, Diamonds are.
Apparently, you are interested in whether or not the stones are real diamonds. Your best option is to take the jewelery to a local jeweler and ask the jeweler to use a probe to confirm that the stones are either diamonds or not diamonds.
I can't think why not. Whether mixing diamonds with other stones in the same piece or wearing a diamond ring and a ring set with other stones. Just be careful the stones don't rub against each other. Many antique pieces used two or three different stones with diamonds.
Natural diamonds are stones recovered from the area around volcanic pipes where diamonds erupt from below the earth's mantle.
Diamonesk diamonds are not real diamonds. They are stones that are made to look like real diamonds. They are a brand of diamond ring.
Yes. While all diamonds are carbon, some diamonds are called coloured diamonds, because they contain traces of other minerals. For example, the Hope Diamond appears blue because it contains traces of boron. Fancy coloured diamond stones are usually more expensive that comparable 'colourless' stones.