Environment
Rare 'Beating Heart' Diamond-Within-a-Diamond Found in India To Be Left Uncut, Unpolished
A rare occurrence of diamond-within-a-diamond was found in India. It is now known as a "beating heart' diamond, which will remain uncut and unpolished. Read more here.
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