Diamond
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| Category | Gemstone |
| Rarity | Rare |
| Color | Blue |
| Location | Northern/Vulcanic |
Introduction
Diamond is an exceptional and resilient mineral, prized for its scarcity and extraordinary toughness, found primarily in the northern regions of Eden. The Denur people are renowned for their almost exclusive access to this precious gemstone, although there are reports of diamonds discovered around volcanic areas in the south.
Description
Once procured, diamonds glisten with a brilliant white-blue hue and come in diverse shapes, making them a source of endless fascination for jewelers alike.
The rarity and value of diamonds are undeniable, and their strength is unrivaled among gemstones, making them a symbol of endurance and resilience. While their natural occurrence is limited, the ingenuity of those who work with them knows no bounds, and they continue to discover new and innovative ways to shape these refined crystals. Diamonds remain a symbol of elegance and sophistication, coveted by many and treasured by those fortunate enough to possess them.
Ingredients
- Unrefined Diamond