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What about diamonds ?

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1. Diamond is the hardest materialsubstancemetalI don't know known to man.

2. Diamonds come in many colours but clear diamonds, known as white diamonds, are slightlynearlyextremelyI don't know valuable.

3. They are made byamongofI don't know a mineral form of carbon.

4. One of the main sourcesfountainsplacesI don't know of diamonds is South Africa.

5. Before meetingthe inventionthe discoveryI don't know of diamonds in Africa, the only location in which they had been found was India.

6. As diamond is so hard, it is often used inatforI don't know cutting.

7. The word diamond getscomestakesI don't know from the Greek word 'adamas' which means invincible.

8. The largest diamond was found in a mine in South Africa inonatI don't know 1905.

9. However, diamonds have to be cut to developfabricateproduceI don't know the crystal forms that we know.

10. The Crown Jewels in London containexistmakeI don't know some of the largest and most valuable cut diamonds in the world.