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Amazing facts - Diamond
Diamonds were first mined in India more than 2800 years ago.
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How are diamonds formed ?
It is very interesting to know how diamond are formed deep inside the earths crust. Many students have asked this question, how does coal become a diamond ? Its not as simple as it sounds, but it takes tremendous heat and pressure and millions of years for diamonds to form.

What Is Enamel or Enamelling?
The Collins English Dictionary defines enamel as " a coloured glassy substance, transparent or opaque, fused to the surface of articles made of metal, glass etc. for ornament or protection". For jewelry industry, we can define enamelling as a technique of adding colour to a piece of jewelry. Enamel basically is a finely grounded glass.

Blue Sapphire
The word Sapphire is derived from Sapphirus, which is Latin for blue. When the word sapphire is used it actually means blue sapphire. The sapphire actually exists in various other brilliant colors like yellow, orange, pink, purple and green. These sapphires are called fancy sapphires.
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