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March 31, 1868, a (Colony) of black farmers in the Orange near the town of Hopetoun grazing when the flood in the sand by a dazzling crystal occasional fragments tested were identified as gem diamonds. The diamond was irregular fragments of rhombic dodecahedron, the color is white, weighing 83.50 kt, (1 carat is 0.2 grams) was named "Star of South Africa's" diamond. May 19, 1869, "South Africa's Star" diamond in the South African city of Cape Town Museum, attracting thousands of visitors, people excitedly spread the news: Orange river found the diamond.
Soon. A large number of people want to get rich, flock to Orange flood, greedily looking for diamonds. According to historical records, in 1869 about 10 million people a day came to Orange river and floodplain to find diamonds. Mass of diamond exploration boom, promoting the South African diamond exploration and development. To the end of 1869, not only in the Orange Vaal River and its tributary river basin found a number of diamond mining, but also in the "Bulfon but (Bulfontein) farms in the world's first native Kimberley diamond deposits of rock, that is," Bulfon But "kimberlite tube. (Note: kimberlite [kimberlite] formerly known as brecciated mica peridotite, the minerals as diamond). In 1870, the "Star of South Africa" was sent to Amsterdam, the Netherlands diamond processing. Carefully designed, cutting and polishing, the diamond was processed into a number of diamonds, the largest of a weight of 47.69 kt, was pear-shaped, color is white, the color level up to G, for the VVS clarity grade, brilliant flash, a very precious, was named "Star of South Africa" diamond. After further made into pendant. "Star of South Africa's" diamond, have been in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, London, Paris and other cities in France over the exhibition. In 1974, the "Star of South Africa," Diamond fairs in Geneva, Switzerland when he was a British Earl to take the higher price, a gift to his wife.
Mar. 31, 1868, a (Colony) black farmers in the Orange near the town of Hopetoun flood when grazing in the sand by a dazzling crystal occasional fragments tested were identified as gem diamonds. The diamond was irregular fragments of rhombic dodecahedron, the color is white, weighing 83.50 kt, (1 carat is 0.2 grams) was named "Star of South Africa's" diamond. May 19, 1869, "South Africa's Star" diamond in the South African city of Cape Town Museum, attracting thousands of visitors, people excitedly spread the news: Orange river found the diamond. Soon. A large number of people want to get rich, flock to Orange flood, greedily looking for diamonds. According to historical records, in 1869 about 10 million people a day came to Orange river and floodplain to find diamonds. Mass of diamond exploration boom, promoting the South African diamond exploration and development. To the end of 1869, not only in the Orange Vaal River and its tributary river basin found a number of diamond mining, but also in the "Bulfon but (Bulfontein) farms in the world's first primary kimberlite diamond deposits, that is," Bulfon But "kimberlite tube. (Note: kimberlite [kimberlite] formerly known as brecciated mica peridotite, the minerals as diamond).
In 1870, the "Star of South Africa" was sent to Amsterdam, the Netherlands diamond processing. Carefully designed, cutting and polishing, the diamond was processed into a number of diamonds, the largest of a weight of 47.69 kt, was pear-shaped, color is white, the color level up to G, clarity grade for the VVS, brilliant flash, a very precious, was named "Star of South Africa" diamond. After further made into pendant. "Star of South Africa's" diamond, have been in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, London, Paris and other cities in France over the exhibition. In 1974, the "Star of South Africa," Diamond fairs in Geneva, Switzerland when he was a British Earl a higher price to go and gave his wife.
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