Diamonds in the making..! by lion 2012/01/19 16:33
The word diamond is derived from a Greek word 'Adamas', which means invincible. One of the hardest minerals in the world, diamond is made of a single element called carbon.
Being the most precious stone, diamonds are 1000 times stronger than rubies or sapphires. Clarity of the diamonds determines how pure they are. Diamonds having less blemishes and inclusions have better clarity. Cuts in diamonds enhance their color, shine and hide inclusions.
Diamonds are formed under tremendous heat and pressure. These conditions exist 150 km to 200 km beneath the earth's surface, where the temperatures are extremely high ranging from [/b]900C to 1300C.[/b] For millions of years, carbon atoms deep in the earth's upper mantle have been exposed to these extreme conditions. As a result, these atoms combine their cubic molecular form and ultimately form diamond crystals. During volcanic eruptions, diamond crystals eventually make their way to the earth's surface through pipes and channels. These pipes or channels contain the magma from the volcano, which rises along with the diamonds and deposits them on the surface where they are later found and mined. These are known as the primary deposits of diamond. Kimberlite is a blue rock and the most common host of diamonds found in the earliest volcanic pipes.
Dazzling diamonds have always fascinated people and are considered to be their best friend. They are the best way to express your love for someone special. So, the next time when you venture into a jewelry store and admire an incredible diamond ring, just think about the time, energy and resources that have gone into its making and you'll surely have a better appreciation for it.
Isnt it amazing the time, heat, pressure and violent conditions it takes to form a diamond? Even after they've gone through the trial of being formed they have to be cut and then polished in order to shine to theyre potential brightness.
Never forget that well only reach our true potential during the trials in life. Our attitude toward challenges and our response allows our soul to be strengthened like that of a diamond. The bad things that happen and even the good are opportunities to experience something that will eventually shine brightness (or love) into someone elses darkness. Do not be sad over what has happened be glad that you were trusted with a trial because a lot of time, energy and resources are going into your making.
Don't give up, don't lay down, only believe. Much Love!
The word diamond is derived from a Greek word 'Adamas', which means invincible. One of the hardest minerals in the world, diamond is made of a single element called carbon.
Being the most precious stone, diamonds are 1000 times stronger than rubies or sapphires. Clarity of the diamonds determines how pure they are. Diamonds having less blemishes and inclusions have better clarity. Cuts in diamonds enhance their color, shine and hide inclusions.
Diamonds are formed under tremendous heat and pressure. These conditions exist 150 km to 200 km beneath the earth's surface, where the temperatures are extremely high ranging from [/b]900C to 1300C.[/b] For millions of years, carbon atoms deep in the earth's upper mantle have been exposed to these extreme conditions. As a result, these atoms combine their cubic molecular form and ultimately form diamond crystals. During volcanic eruptions, diamond crystals eventually make their way to the earth's surface through pipes and channels. These pipes or channels contain the magma from the volcano, which rises along with the diamonds and deposits them on the surface where they are later found and mined. These are known as the primary deposits of diamond. Kimberlite is a blue rock and the most common host of diamonds found in the earliest volcanic pipes.
Dazzling diamonds have always fascinated people and are considered to be their best friend. They are the best way to express your love for someone special. So, the next time when you venture into a jewelry store and admire an incredible diamond ring, just think about the time, energy and resources that have gone into its making and you'll surely have a better appreciation for it.
Isnt it amazing the time, heat, pressure and violent conditions it takes to form a diamond? Even after they've gone through the trial of being formed they have to be cut and then polished in order to shine to theyre potential brightness.
Never forget that well only reach our true potential during the trials in life. Our attitude toward challenges and our response allows our soul to be strengthened like that of a diamond. The bad things that happen and even the good are opportunities to experience something that will eventually shine brightness (or love) into someone elses darkness. Do not be sad over what has happened be glad that you were trusted with a trial because a lot of time, energy and resources are going into your making.
Don't give up, don't lay down, only believe. Much Love!
Watcher 2012/01/19 17:21
Articles steal from here
http://www.buzzle.com/articles/how-are-diamonds-formed.html
Articles written By Kanika Khara
Articles steal from here
http://www.buzzle.com/articles/how-are-diamonds-formed.html
Articles written By Kanika Khara
LoneLy_heArt 2012/01/19 17:37
Quote: Watcher: Articles steal from here
http://www.buzzle.com/articles/how-are-diamonds-formed.html
Articles written By Kanika Khara
so why u did't post this article in 2wap 1st ?? (lol)
http://www.buzzle.com/articles/how-are-diamonds-formed.html
Articles written By Kanika Khara
Boet 2012/01/19 17:49
Diamonds can even be made from matter such as bones, but it would be way, way to expensive!
Diamonds can even be made from matter such as bones, but it would be way, way to expensive!
EpIcInCoGnItO 2012/01/19 19:29
Impressive thought to share. One who stands the tests of time deserves the glory.
Impressive thought to share. One who stands the tests of time deserves the glory.
LoneLy_heArt 2012/01/20 03:46
Quote: Watcher:
because im not a stealer. If i copying someone's articles, il write the writer names 
are you always proud of your stealing habits?
but i have learnt this habbit from you (lol)
because im not a stealer. If i copying someone's articles, il write the writer names are you always proud of your stealing habits?
Sonali 2012/01/20 07:35
Nice and Informative topic... Diamonds Are Forever... Keep on sharing such new informations.
Nice and Informative topic... Diamonds Are Forever... Keep on sharing such new informations.
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