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Sergio (carbonado)

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The Sergio was first sold for $ 16,000 and later for $ 25,000 (equivalent to $ 915,600 in 2023) to Joalheria Kahn and Co. and shipped to G. Kahn in Paris, who sold it to I. K. Gulland of London in September 1895 for £6,400 (equivalent to £933,766 in 2023). It was then broken up into small
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ever dug up on earth. It weighed 3,167 carats (633.4 g; 20.36 ozt) and was found above ground in
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3–6-carat (0.60–1.20 g; 0.021–0.042 oz) pieces as industrial diamond drills.
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Popular Science Monthly
engraving
Portuguese
carbonado
diamond
Lençóis
Bahia
Brazil
meteoritic
template
Excessive citations inline
considered for deletion
List of diamonds
List of largest rough diamonds
"Carbonado Diamond: A Review of Properties and Origin"
Gemological Institute of America
"Carbonado - A possible relic from Uranus or Neptune"
"Carbonado" 
Chisholm, Hugh
Encyclopædia Britannica
"Giant Black Diamonds Of Mysterious Origin May Hail From Space"
New York Times
"Diamonds in the Sky"
G.J.H. McCall, "The carbonado diamond conundrum"
Archived
Wayback Machine
R.A. Ketcham, "New textural evidence on the origin of carbonado diamond: An example of 3-D petrography using X-ray computed tomography" Geosphere, GES00908.1, first published on August 14, 2013
"The Black Diamonds of Bahia (Carbonados) and the Building of Euro-America: A Half-century Supply Monopoly (1880s-1930s)"
University of New Hampshire

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