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Different Names of Diamond |
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Diamond is known in Sanskrit as Vajram, Heerak, Kulish, Heer, Abhedya, Sridoor, Pavi, Braja, and Bhargavapriya. In Arabic, it is known as Alpaas.
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Diamond - Chemistry |
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The Diamond is a natural mineral consisting essentially of pure carbon, crystallized in the isometric system.
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Sources of Diamond |
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Diamond - Scientific Gemological Data |
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Diamond Care and Cleaning |
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According to the sacred texts, the gem of Venus is Diamond. The Achrya Shukra is the Daitya Guru or the guru of Asuras. The Diamond has a tremendous capacity to attract. The wearer's look is enhanced to a great extent and creates a sexual appeal in the person who wears it.





