Pink diamonds, as well as the world's largest diamond mine, may have formed during the breakup of a supercontinent known as Nuna, claims a newly published article in the scientific journal Nature ...

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Western Australia’s pink diamonds were brought to the surface from deep underground around 1.3 billion years ago when the former supercontinent Nuna broke up. Pink diamonds are extremely rare and ...

During its operation, the Argyle mine in Western Australia was among the world’s largest sources of natural diamonds. But it has revealed more than just standard gemstones: It’s also responsible for ...

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