Diamonds are formed deep in the earth under extreme heat and pressure. They have different components that make them change colors, depending on how they react to those temperatures, defining their pigmentation.
Then they are violently expelled upwards until they reach the surface of the earth or close to it. Through this process, the Vibrant Diamonds retain a halo -or aura- because of their first contact with the outside: some are more friendly to exposure and others are more resistant to coming out of their hiding place.
Afterwards, they are cut and polished until their natural beauty shines through. And to protect them from any inclement weather or human carelessness, they were carefully framed by craftsmen using the most valuable material in the area where they were found.
History places them in different parts of the world, they have even crossed oceans and even the entire world to serve as trophies for powerful leaders. Historians and archaeologists have taken the job of taking note of the most important places where some of them have been, from Minas Gerais to waterfalls in the interior of China.
It is not yet known which ones will be exhibited at the Castagnino Museum and there are those who say that they may be accompanied by certain gems that multiply their value. There are already rumors that there are collectors behind this type of exotic diamonds.