Monday 30 July 2012

The truth about diamonds



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When something is born in the darkness deep underground, something that you might describe as hard and cold and ancient, it might seem paradoxical for that thing to be an object of beauty and desire. But label that thing a diamond and it all makes sense. A diamond may be a billion years old and spewed up from the earth by a burning gurgle of volcanic liquid, but if there’s one permanant reminder that beauty is found in unexpected places, it’s the sparkling diamond that’s pulled from a lump of coal.


Diamonds are the hardest natural substance on earth. They can be found at the heart of stars, when a white dwarf crystallizes into cosmic jewellery. They’re a token of love, a milestone for anniversaries, sometimes a cause of war.


Take away all of that, though, strip it back, and the visual appeal is something else entirely. It’s not their hardness or their age that wows us but the fact that a sprinkling of diamonds shines like fragments of stars fallen to earth. The Ancient Greeks even believed that’s what they were.


diamonds and bare skin


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by Tania Braukämper via Fashionising.com

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