Extraterrestrial Diamonds?
Posted by Jolene on Dec 10, 2008. Filed under Wedding Jewelry and Rings
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It’s not science fiction…some diamonds do come from outer space. Black diamonds are believed to be formed in the heavens before hitching a ride to earth along with falling stars. Also called “carbonados,” these celestial jewels have a mystical beauty well-suited for fairytale romance.
Maybe that’s why the distinguished jewelers at Lovence Fine Jewellery have chosen the rare black diamond as their signature. Every Lovence ring bears a .02 carat black diamond hidden inside the band, marking it for authenticity and originality. They choose only the finest black diamonds from Central Africa or Brazil (and yes, all Lovence diamonds are ethically sourced and conflict-free).
You can order Lovence engagement rings securely online, backed by a money-back guarantee. Each piece is individually numbered, hallmarked, and registered to the owner. (Feel free to create your own sci-fi fantasy about your tiny black diamond, though.)
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Extraterrestrial diamonds have the different origins. Especially interesting are meteoritic nanodiamonds believed to be presolar because of the isotopic.Diamonds can also come from extraterrestrial origins. Meteorites are bits of rock, metals and other materials that fall to earth from outer space.
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that’s interesting! i’ve never heard about extraterrestrial diamonds before and in case it is really true, then that would just be awesome! is there any scientific truth behind this? it’s probably something that our scientists can study further and see if there are more extraterrestrial stones and gems out there aside from the black diamond.