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Pink Diamonds in Australia Come From Supercontinent Rift 1B Years Ago, Scientist Hints Another Source
A supercontinent rift that happened a billion years ago triggered pink diamonds to reach the surface of Australia. Scientists say there could be another source of the rare diamonds somewhere else. Read more here.
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