The diamond is actually the crystallized interior of a white dwarf – or the hot core of a star that is left over after the star uses up its nuclear fuel and dies. It is made mostly of carbon and is coated by a thin layer of hydrogen and helium gases.
Basically I use a cheap small magnifying glass or jeweler's loupe temporarily fastened to the front of the camera lens when I want to take macro shots.
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