BLACK DIAMONDS - EARRINGS in faceted pearls mounted on silver ear hooks, pearls of 10 mm in 2024 diameter,

Earrings PEARLS DIAMONDS DIAMONDS FACETED BLACK - GRADE AAA - and SILVER 925 - WARNING: these are real stones CERTIFIED AUTHENTIC from Central Africa - (see certificate of authenticity) - Opaque jet black color -

Each buckle is mounted on a silver support and is composed of a faceted washer bead 10 mm in diameter.

The whole thing is mounted on a silver ear hook.

Length of the pendant ear hook included: 25 mm.

This jewel will be shipped in a gift package ready to offer.

The primers used in the creation of these jewels are guaranteed nickel-free, lead-free and cadmium-free.

Warning: silver primers can tarnish in the 2024 air. This tarnishing is normal and disappears when the jewel is wiped with a jewelry cleaning wipe.
Keep this jewel well away from the air.

The black diamond is mysterious in more ways than one, since even its origin is controversial.

Several theories clash:

Black diamonds would have formed like other diamonds under the combined effect of very high temperatures and extreme pressures in the bowels of the Earth. (But then why aren't they found everywhere diamonds are found and never in diamond chimneys?)

The carbon would have been transformed into black diamonds by the thermal shock of a meteorite that fell to earth (But the structure of black diamonds contradicts this hypothesis).

The fusion of uranium and thorium would have spontaneously given rise to black diamonds (But the energy released by this fusion is too low to generate black diamonds the size of those we know.

The most convincing theory about the origin of black diamonds is ... ALIEN. Put away your fantasies of Darth Vader and "E.T.

The reality is less science fiction and more science at all: their formation would follow the explosion of a supernova, whose temperatures reach those necessary in the laboratory to make synthetic diamonds.

The black diamonds thus formed spread on earth in the form of micrometeorites.

Renowned scientists have published articles on this subject in eminently respectable journals.

"The black diamonds in my earrings come from space" should therefore logically become the insane phrase that is placed at a dinner party.