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Last login: 14 hours agoWeddingsInABox: WeddingSavvy is a 40 year old woman in a relationship from Seattle, Washington, USA.; Likes 5,799 pages, 14 videos, 287 photos • 173 fans • Received 23 reviews; Member since Apr 07, 2005

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Flower Heart on Flickr - Photo Sharing!: May 6, 1:53pm 0 review
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I&- Ethical Jewellery : About Ingle &Rhode, Highest Quality Jewellery, Socially …: Mar 7, 10:26am 1 review jewelry
http://www.ingleandrhode.com/about_us/; From the page: "About Us

Ingle & Rhode offers the finest jewellery, produced in a socially and environmentally responsible way.

This means we only buy diamonds we can guarantee are conflict-free, and our diamond cutters and polishers work in good conditions. Our gold is fairly traded, and mined without the use of cyanide or mercury.

10 per cent of our profits fund health, education and development projects within communities with whom we trade.

We have a large range of jewellery available in our e-boutique, but if you donā€t find exactly what youā€re looking for, contact us and we will try to meet your specific requirements.

If you would like to visit us at 211 Piccadilly, please contact us to arrange an appointment."

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Ingle & Rhode&::&Engagement and Eternity&::&I&R Classic Engagement Rings&::&I&R …: Mar 7, 10:24am 0 review jewelry
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I&- Ethical Jewellery : News - Beautiful Coloured Diamonds Now On Display: Mar 7, 10:23am 2 reviews jewelry
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London's Natural History Museum is currently showing some of nature's rarest treasures, including gems, crystals, and metals. Amongst them is `The Aurora Collection', two hundred and ninety-six naturally coloured diamonds

Only one in every ten thousand gem-quality diamonds is coloured. The colour comes from tiny impurities in the stone's carbon lattice, or from minute defects in its structure.

"Each coloured diamond tells its own story, giving us insight not only into its formation but also to the deep Earth processes that took place when the gem was formed," says Alan Hart, minerals expert at the Museum.

"For example, yellow diamonds are due to the presence of nitrogen in the structure, and green diamonds owe their colour to natural radiation damage. It's an amazing opportunity to be able to display this unique collection of exceptionally rare gems at the Museum."

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Due to their scarcity, coloured diamonds can be worth astronomical amounts. Five or six figure prices are not unusual. Red stones tend to be the most expensive. There are less than twenty certified red diamonds in existence, and some of these have fetched over a million dollars per carat.