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Deep Earth formation influences the rarity and value of diamonds, leading market buyers to weigh long-term investment versus affordability.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Jul 27
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Deep Earth formation influences the rarity and value of diamonds, leading market buyers to weigh long-term investment versus affordability.

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  1. Marius Millot researches diamond properties under extreme Earth conditions.Sub-event
  2. Karowe mine in Botswana discovered and yielded rare CLIPPIR diamonds, linked to research on Earth's deep interior.Sub-event
  3. Deep Earth formation influences rarity and value of diamonds, leading buyers to weigh investment vs. affordability.1 source

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