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Nature
Diamonds
Season 21
Episode 16
The story of Earth's most valued and mysterious stone began thousands of millions of years ago, 100 miles beneath the surface of our planet. Stockard Channing narrates this alluring look at the glittering life of diamonds -- how they're born, mined, cut and polished, sold, and even what the future might hold for them.
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