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- Fabienne Rauw
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The surprising role of plants in diamond discovery
The allure of diamonds has captivated humanity for centuries, their brilliance symbolising wealth, luxury, and eternal love. But the path to uncovering these precious gems is as fascinating as the stones themselves. Did you know that certain plants can reveal the presence of diamonds (and other valuables) beneath the earth's surface? In this article, we explore the symbiotic relationship between nature and gemology, focusing on the Pandanus Candelabrum, buckwheat, and the delicate art of diamond sinking in diamond discovery.
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Pandanus candelabrum and diamond discovery
A natural indicator for diamond sources
How it works
Less invasive field discoveries
Which other precious materials can plants show?
A natural indicator for gold sources
The science behind it
Real-world impact
The art of diamond sifting
The symbiosis of nature and gemology
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Discover more about our ethically sourced diamonds and join us in appreciating the magnificence of nature’s hidden treasures.
Fabienne Rauw
- BAUNAT Antwerpen
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