To form pink diamonds, build and destroy a supercontinent

The Argyle deposit in Australia formed about 1.3 billion years ago, a study shows, along a rift zone that sundered the supercontinent Nuna.

Pink diamonds were pushed to Earth's surface when an ancient supercontinent broke up

Pink diamonds emerged when a supercontinent broke apart: Study

The Next Supercontinent' predicts the future of Earth's landmasses

Natural Diamond ver.4

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Carbonation brings diamonds to surface

Earth's largest trove of rare pink diamonds formed in 'break-up of 1st supercontinent Nuna' – map reveals where to find

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