The History and Background of diamond starts with carbon serving as as a starter for formation of this valuable precious stones. This stone comes in various shapes using concepts of mathematical polygon figures like a regular tetrahedron, octahedron etc that are implanted during diamond cutting once the ore is extacted from mines. If we look deeply every stone of diamond inside has a mathematical origin because first a stone is like a decimal point in mathematics and hence the diamond stone which can otherwise be called as diamond point on whose name we have a place in secunderabad in india too. This name is coined as a joint venture of chemistry and maths to say in simple if we research deeply.the shape of jewellery in diamond and in any other gold or gem jewellery is framed using shapes of curves,
symmetrical concepts, geometrical patterns from mathematics.
Also the lusture, color ,brightness, contrast, resolution, the texture, the pattern etc and other properties is based on chemical properties for diamond. The atomic weight and mass number for diamond together with the number of carbons which participate in the formation of diamond is all numbered using maths. Diamond is measured in carats which is a unit of measurement.
Diamond like other commodities uses profit and loss concept from commercial maths to sell its product in the export market. When a diamond with zero percent impurities is sold in the export market it is certified to have perfect quality in it and the merchant who is the owner of it can easily win profits in terms of sale of the product.
The quality of diamond must match exactly to the standards it has to possess in terms of weight, carats etc.
Diamond in international market is the most valuable item of trade
World business markets. This valuable item is purchased as a valuable item using Standard Royal Business currencies like Pounds, US DOLLAR, Dinar, Riyal,SINGAPORE DOLLAR, JAPANESE YEN, INDIAN RUPEES,ETC.
Diamond is believed to be a sacred item in traditional Indian wedding or I mean in wedding of any culture from any country. A bride who brings lots of diamonds as fixed assets to the bridegroom's family is welcomed most royally.
I would strongly feel that every woman who has interest in fine arts, embroidery, mehendi designing with thorough knowledge in organic chemistry about diamond nature and origin can easily contribute in some way for the purpose of acquiring diamond for her family first next her in laws then for the society and improve the royal status of our country or any country which is her motherland.
Diamond is also considered as a good item to be worn though many families also believe that they don't have luck with diamond stone. Such cases rarely occur. Diamond must not be consumed as it is poisonous.
The belief of diamond with respect to families can be valued using probability theory in special maths where in number of outcomes who are favorable for diamond stone =1 and number of outcomes unfavorable for diamond stone = 0.
If we look at every big stone of diamond or the one which is small with a magnifying glass we can find that the shapes of every stone involved is like a tetrahedron or a pentagon like or octagon like using greek geometry concepts.
Diamond is available in plenty in developing countries like Africa and other asia pacific countries including manufacturing where economic development is not so good inspite of having lots of fixed assets. So why not these developing countries combine their efforts together in extraction of ore, manufacturing into various forms of jewellery in developing countries and export at a best price to developed countries in exchange for either price in foreign exchange currency or in commodity ( may be as for petroleum also) that is not present in vast enormous quantity but is demanded in majority by the people in developing countries like barter system of trade. This is a positive healthy approach which can be thought about for global peace and economic development aiming that each country must help each other abolishing the fact and concept of egoism.

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