Crews with the Wyoming Department of Transportation and Simon Contractors began detouring motorists by the Burns and Egbert interchanges along Interstate 80 on Tuesday.

Geologist sees no interest in Wyoming diamond mining . Mar 12, 2002 Mar 12 , 2002; 0 ... Hausel and his fellow scientists said 20 diamondiferous kimberlites and one diamondiferous mafic breccia ...

To mine Diamonds you'll need an iron, diamond, or Netherite pickaxe--stone or wooden ones just won't cut it. For speedrunners, make a stone pickaxe or 20 and mine your way down to the optimal level.

Russell Mehta reflects on the diamond industry's evolution, noting a shift from romantic experiences to transactional purchases due to increased transparency and lab-grown alternatives. While the ...

But diamonds have been found in other states. Namely Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, and New Mexico. This is due to the location of kimberlites -- volcanic rocks that can carry diamonds from the Earth ...

While lab-grown diamonds have been around since the 1950s, they have increased in popularity in the past five years and now make up an estimated nearly 20 percent of the global diamond jewelry ...

Botswana Diamonds, which holds exploration licences in South Africa and Botswana, has obtained a prospecting permit covering five kimberlites known to contain diamonds in the Marsfontein region of ...

Diamonds are a girl’s best friend, as Marilyn Monroe sang 70 years ago – and fiendishly hard to find. “Diamond producers sometimes wish they were mining gold, copper or some other raw material, ...

Diamonds to students and faculty at Wyoming Seminary for calling attention to something Americans take for granted: Access to clean water. The school held its annual “Walk for Water,” a fund ...

Are synthetic diamonds really better for the planet? The answer isn't clear-cut. Diamonds made in a lab are touted as both more socially ethical and environmentally friendly than mined diamonds.

Strange volcanoes called kimberlites bring diamonds up from Earth's depths. Scientists have always struggled to understand why they switched off millions of years ago – but perhaps they didn't.