RIDICULOUSLY Expensive Diamonds

Worlds Top 10 RIDICULOUSLY Expensive Diamonds

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Our first video on this channel was about the top 10 biggest diamonds. Do you remember that one (video link:    • 10 BIGGEST Diamonds  )? This video is about the top 10 most expensive diamonds. It’s truly amazing to see what people are willing to pay for these gems.

Little spoiler: the cheapest (most expensive) diamond on our list is worth more then $40 million dollars! Unbelievable right!? Another interesting little fact (and spoiler) is that half of the diamonds on our list is found in South Africa! I mean, if you ever have the plans to dig up your own diamonds, South Africa seems to be a great choice!

Before you start watching the video, make sure to brace yourself, because you will be blown away by how expensive the diamonds are on our list! Besides telling you the simple facts in which year and place the diamonds are found, we also share the diamonds one-by-one with you with captivating storytelling.

Here a couple examples of mesmerizing diamonds we share with you: the Regent Diamond, the Pink Star Diamond and the Hope Diamond. Do you know one of them and their rich stories? Make sure to watch the full top 10, because we are going to share with you today the Worlds Top 10 RIDICULOUSLY Expensive Diamonds!

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