Diamonds are girl’s best friend is a famous saying the world has for a reason: they are beautiful and every girl love wearing them. They glisten in the sun, are strong gemstones, and are highly valuable in the market of engagement rings. However, we can make diamonds in a lab, yet we are still trying to dig them up in mines and parks around the world. Why is this still happening and are diamonds really as valuable as we claim them to be?
Diamonds are the strongest mineral on earth and “is the most concentrated form of pure carbon in the natural world” (What Exactly). They are visual of affection and their “unique properties put them a cut above the rest” (What Exactly). They have a value high in the way they are made by the earth. Continue reading Post ID 757
