To form pink diamonds, build and destroy a supercontinent

The Argyle deposit in Australia formed about 1.3 billion years ago, a study shows, along a rift zone that sundered the supercontinent Nuna.

To form pink diamonds, build and destroy a supercontinent

Rare cache of pink diamonds formed when a supercontinent broke apart, study says

Preserved by the earth for over one billion years, a rough Argyle pink diamond begins its transformati…

Pink Diamonds Emerged When a Supercontinent Broke Up, Scientists Say

Pink diamonds and Demystifying myths with data

Will the Next Supercontinent Really Drive Mammals to Extinction?

Can you explain how the break-up of supercontinents has shaped our modern continents through diamond eruptions? - Quora

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To get diamonds perfect for Barbie, make and break a supercontinent

Tracing the depositional history of Kalimantan diamonds by zircon provenance and diamond morphology studies - ScienceDirect