Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Largest Laboratory Diamond--That icy looking block at bottom is a diamond--and it was produced in a laboratory. About 1/16th of an inch in its longest dimension, its relative size is indicated by a standard diamond high fidelity phonograph needle at top. The diamond was produced at General Electric Research Laboratory here by subjecting carbonaceous material to extremely high pressures and temperatures.
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
Largest Laboratory Diamond--That icy looking block at bottom is a diamond--and it was produced in a laboratory. About 1/16th of an inch in its longest dimension, its relative size is indicated by a standard diamond high fidelity phonograph needle at top. The diamond was produced at General Electric Research Laboratory here by subjecting carbonaceous material to extremely high pressures and temperatures.
Associated Press · [ca. February 1955]
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