Want to get more Garena Free Fire diamonds? You’ve come to the right place. This valuable currency allows you to purchase the wide variety of cosmetics on offer, allowing you to show off your prowess ...

The world champion Diamonds were blown out of the water by New Zealand in a horror third term and couldn’t recover in a display deemed “unacceptable” by Fox Netball’s Cat Tuivaiti.

Indeed, in watch circles if you refer to “The Crown,” it’ll be understood that you mean Rolex rather than the popular Netflix series about the British royals. With five circle-topped points and an ...

'Watch collectors appreciate the importance of reliable timepieces that were used on historic lunar missions.' A Rolex watch that was flown to the moon is now the most expensive astronaut ...

Tournament organizers for the Rolex Paris Masters have officially unveiled the draw. It is the final Masters 1000 of the 2024 season, and several players are scrambling to secure one of the last ...

The New York Times once described the Geochron as a “Rolex on the wall for the person who has everything but wants more.” Perhaps it is this luxury appeal attracting former premiers ...

You’ve decided to buy a Rolex. Congrats! Rolex is the most popular watch brand in the world for a reason: The brand makes excellent watches, with many of its models ranking among the most iconic ...

Learn more about it. When it comes to choosing an engagement ring, diamonds still remain the most common stone. Indeed, it seems that people still agree that nothing says forever quite like a diamond.

The ring features a total of 15 carats of white diamonds representing the 15 Eastern Conference teams. Here's a look at the bling -- the finer details of which will be listed below. Tap in on ...

Nobody wants to hear a voice murmur from the back seat as George Clooney tears down the highway with a dump-truck full of stolen diamonds, "Hey, let's crush these sparkle-puppies into powder and ...

With global temperatures on the rise, Swiss researchers found that diamonds in the sky would deflect sunlight back to space. The technique, also known as solar geoengineering, is already in use.

Rachael is a writer and digital content producer at IFLScience with a Zoology degree from the University of Southampton, UK, and a nose for novelty animal stories.