What kind of diamond are this? anyone can help me

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Tenderfoot
Jul 6, 2016
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The one that is star shaped could be the missing " Star of Arkansas " A diamond found at the crater of diamonds state park. If you can confirm it I will buy it from you for a dollar...d2
 

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I'm from philippines sir ' we've tested all those diamonds in breaking a glass and the diamonds doesnt have any scars from breaking it.
 

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Yes! sir and we find buyer for that diamonds we have plenty of it.
 

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Yes sir no kidding this is serious for sale
 

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d2, I don't think that's a diamond. I did some quick research and it appears that this may be the stolen "Fallen Star of Mumbai". It is said to be priceless but also cursed....
 

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We've not stolen those diamonds we are only sellers the owners said that they get that from mining
 

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If you're trying to sell them here, I'm afraid you've come
to the wrong place...:nono:

Plus, no one can tell you squat based on a poorly lit photo, or
even from a photo at all. Take them to a certified gemologist
and get your answers.

If those stones are, in fact, genuine, then you need to be
talking to Christie's or Sothby's auction houses.
 

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Some serious trolling going on here methinks..

OP,,,
The only POSITIVE way to tell if those "stones" are diamonds is to have them tested. And "cutting glass" is FAR from a reliable test.
Glass has a "hardness of ONLY5 to 5.5 on the MOHS SCALE. VERY far from the 10 that a diamond is rated at.
Mohs Hardness Test
So that leaves literally THOUSANDS of things that will "cut" or "scratch" glass.
To avoid any further doubt,, you could just buy yourself a good diamond tester.
 

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Cylindrical Diacryle, almost as rare as ................................................glass
 

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I'll give you $2.37 for the blanket.
 

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There's a no fail way to test -

I believe those are special Oriental Trading Diamonds. They come from Oriental Trading Co out of Nebraska. Put them in an oven at 425 degrees fahrenheit for 20 minutes. Then immediately drop them into a bowl of ice water.
 

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i use to fill my gumballs with the rings & trinkets from there
 

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