Astronomical sum: The black diamond from outer space is offered for auction Israel today

It is a very rare natural wonder, it is the most powerful of all the diamonds and materials found in nature, it was created outside of Earth and it can be yours right now for a sum of about $ 7 million.

The Sotheby's auction house put up for auction a real natural wonder: a huge black diamond called Enigma, weighing 555.55 carats.

The rare and unusual diamond is now on display at Sotheby's Dubai and will be displayed later at Sotheby's Los Angeles and then next month it will go up for auction in London.

The giant black diamond has never been put up for auction before and it was owned by a private property resident of the Middle East who has owned it for the past few decades.

A 555.55-carat black diamond that is truly out of this world has been unveiled by auction house Sotheby's Dubai https://t.co/yFQ0nCtN7X

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This private property was also responsible for polishing the diamond in mark 5, the symbol of the Islamic hamsa and the ancient Middle East that represents strength and protection.

In other words the diamond is polished in a way that it has 55 wigs when the level of polishing and finish is extremely high.

The uniqueness of black diamonds is that they contain elements of minerals present in asteroids as well as traces of nitrogen and hydrogen from the interstellar medium in space.

These diamonds reach Earth during an asteroid crash and to this day they have only been discovered in Brazil and Central Africa.

With the announcement of Enigma and the announcement of its sale, Nikita Binani, a jewelry specialist at Sotheby's in London, said that this unique diamond is "a real natural phenomenon. There is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to acquire one of the world's natural wonders.

It is interesting to note that the auction house also allows the purchase of the diamond in virtual currencies, after this year it has already sold a huge and special pear-shaped diamond weighing 101 carats for $ 12.3 million in cryptocurrencies.

So the sale was the first to offer bids on both Bitcoin and Atrium in addition to other standard forms of payment.

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