Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. A person holds a 2,492-carat diamond which was found in the country and on show, in Gaborone, Botswana ...

Under the final deal, the share of Botswana's state-owned Okavango Diamond Company (ODC) in the production of Debswana - its 50-50 joint venture with De Beers - will reach 40% at the end of the ...

Increasingly, they are turning to lab-grown diamonds—made by compressing carbon at high-temperatures--which cost significantly less than traditionally mined versions. Lab-grown diamonds are ...

First identified in 1967, lonsdaleite is the hardest naturally-occuring mineral ever discovered—yes, it’s even harder than diamonds. Lonsdaleite, however, has only been found in meteorites ...

What is the best level to find Minecraft diamonds in 1.21? In order to find the rarest of materials in Minecraft, you’ll have to dig a little deeper. After the height change of the Caves and ...

Gold bars. Rolex watches. Ten-karat diamonds. Porsches. These luxury items aren't what you'd typically associate Costco with, but Hamilton "Tony" James, its chair, says pricier items like these ...

Diamonds have always been an iconic reference to Minecraft. They are seen as the most valuable resource you can have in-game. Moreover, these shiny blue materials are often used as currency on ...

Wherever new mom Hailey Bieber goes, a diamond tribute to her firstborn, Jack Blues Bieber, tends to go with her. Her son is always on her mind and incorporated into her outfit: sometimes in the ...

A meeting between Chinese president Xi Jinping and some of the country's foremost business leaders this week has fuelled excitement and speculation, after Alibaba founder Jack Ma was pictured at ...

Since De Beers, the world’s leading diamond company, ingeniously announced that “diamonds are forever” in the 1940s, most engagement rings have included a diamond—and an expensive one at that.

The Winston Red Diamond, an exquisite 2.33 carat Fancy red diamond - one of the finest in the world. Photo by Robert Weldon, courtesy of Ronald Winston.