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The 187.7-carat Foxfire diamond, the largest gem-quality diamond ever to be discovered in North America, displays unusually bright fluorescence when exposed to ultraviolet light. It continues to emit ...
In 2015, the 187.63 carat Foxfire diamond was mined about 130 miles north of the Arctic Circle in Canada's Northwest Territories. Donny Bajohr The Foxfire Diamond poses next to kimberlite from the ...
The now legendary Foxfire diamond, a 187.6-carat rare stone found in 2015 at Canada’s Diavik mine buried in an area where big gem-quality diamonds aren’t supposed to exist, will remain on display at ...
The Foxfire diamond is the largest known uncut, gem-quality diamond mined in North America. The diamond will be on display for three months at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History, Nov ...
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