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He should have explained about DeBeers. That would have brought the number of raised hands down. The ice analogy is a bit faulty because no one is eating their
by raverbashing 6y ago
He should have explained about DeBeers. That would have brought the number of raised hands down.
The ice analogy is a bit faulty because no one is eating their diamonds and the impurities are technically advantageous (though most people want the shiny "perfect" diamond which are much easier to come about artificially).
- slightwinder 6y agoAren't the impurities which make them shiny? Or is this also just marketing?
- raverbashing 6y agoNo, impurities would make it not white. Pure diamonds are shiny the same way (shinier than glass).