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Geologists Unravel the Mysteries of Australia's Rare Pink Diamonds, Smart News
The dazzling, blush-colored gems likely emerged from Earth's mantle some 1.3 billion years ago, when a supercontinent named Nuna broke up, study suggests
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Scientists find 'missing ingredient' for pink diamonds after studying Western Australia's Argyle mine, Geology
Scientists find 'missing ingredient' for Australia's pink diamonds
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Pink diamonds emerged when a supercontinent broke apart: Study
Recently, Western Australian scientists unearthed a story behind the formation of pink diamonds, connecting it to the ancient supercontinent Nuna, and the mysterious geological activities it experienced over 1.3 billion years ago.
Scientists Discover Mystery Behind Pink Diamonds
To form pink diamonds, build and destroy a supercontinent
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