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Scientific breakthrough may revolutionise the hunt for diamonds - Jeweller Magazine: Jewellery News and Trends

New scientific findings may shape the future of the diamond exploration industry for mining companies.

Premier mineSouth australiaThomas gernonTom gernonUniversity of southamptonDiamond scienceDiamond explorationR tom gernonR tom gernon of the university southamptonUniversity of southamptonNature journalUsiness to business

A Scientific Discovery May Show Where Diamonds Are Likely to Be Found – Robb Report

Scientists compiled historical data to find out why rocks containing diamonds erupt from the earth's crust and where the gems are likely to be found.

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Research May Uncover Undiscovered Diamonds

Research May Uncover Undiscovered Diamonds
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Scientists crack code of what causes diamonds to erupt

Scientists crack code of what causes diamonds to erupt
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Scientific breakthrough may help pinpoint precious diamond mines

Diamond eruptions have been found to mimic the rhythm of the supercontinents, which assemble and break up over time. The most recent was Pangaea, which was made up of every continent that currently exists on Earth.

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