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diamonds, sparkling gems and precious homes essential for any crown and the true gift from nature. so i'm going to most so give that a bit of a wash with water to a beauty, extracting these treasures of names, exportation, and environmental damage. but there is another way to make jewelry. the look of her nature. it looks after us. and nature can also instruct us in its treasures in life. you know how it's done. you get a diamond at the end to deal. and so how does ethical and environmentally friendly jewelry manufacturing look

the the router is ice cold books. well the nature conservationists, that's all in a day's work. i yeah, yes. here's one. and another one. here they are. they seem to like it here. they lying. this old in the bed is the small stream. fresh water po, muscles. a delicate muslim of nature. the, the conservationists are an eastern germany working to protect the mussels from extinction, their impulse until the eco system, but not because of the home phone, which is a 15500 water pro muscles have existed on this planet for 230000000 years. so they've seen a lot and it does not exist. it's one of the oldest b,

c. as in the world today. i'm updating the freshwater pro muscles. i've seen the dinosaurs come and go easy buttons now with us humans who might be the ones to drive them into extinction. you can. yeah, you know, this is an aqua scope helps the researches have a clear view on the volta rebecca has used as a detector to locate the muscles that has been tied to the time you micro chip that helps the scientists keep tabs on the most of the population which they monitor. so once a week. so kind of this, this allows us to tell what kind of muscle it is without having to remove it from the stream, which would stress the muscle. but to make sure it's still alive, we do have to take them out once a year when the number to my crew chips are attached to the show with dental cement . and there it is all the days correct. and it's still where we live.

it also got some super perfect pause tells me john hope a few 1000 years ago. the streams here were full of muscles, job site. there are still people alive who remember that after the war, the muscle beds here where 3 layers need. when they looked at the bed of the stream, it looked totally black. that's how many muscles there were using. the poles that can be found in this pulse of eastern germany were 1st documented in the 15 century . the huge muscle population attracted health bushes in large numbers, but only one shell and every 2000 muscles have the treasure nestled in sight. it's a news report from the 19 sixty's as a testament to that history. how do the i have the law keeps watch. the fishing trip takes place under the supervision of the mayor. this pearl is set to be as valuable as the treasures are based on the south pacific and the waters around australia. when did give it some times in the polls with

suicide stood by kings and queens as a symbol of power. and well, the 2 days of muscles themselves, all the treasure. a single muscle can filter more than 100 liters of water a day. helping to keep the stream clean and healthy. but now dry, somers and intensive farming, or destroying the habitats these days, the streams are off in boulders by phone and rather than meadows. soil makes its way into the water and ends up as much of the muscles community strongly. lou sped as gravel. that's not. it's a huge problem for young muscles. of course. there's the most starved their habitat of oxygen. mia and the young muscles end up covered in mode and suffocate to speak with the young muscle starry leaving only

a few adults. so few that hunting for poles would drive them to extinction cabinets for guy who i mean, what you see here is kind of like a hospice. i just the population in the stream is aging. you can imagine them as all middle aged, 50, and up, without any young muscles at all company. that's our biggest concern right now and why we're breeding personal muscles so that we can replenish the stream with young ones. it's the only way the conservationists can rescue the endangered species. the next batch of young muscles is ready to be moved into the street. the on the other side of the world, the south pacific is heading to power or east of this species isn't endangered. so cultivating polls here is viable and it can also be sustainable. there's a huge waste of from the nisa stuff susceptible. so with thousands of voice to net some routes that extend for kilometers. marine biologist,

justin hunter is an expert on these delicate ocean dwellers. he's been following the species pink tied of my coffee to fit off for 20 years. how culture requires patience and a delicate touch. that's because every culture code begins with a gr operating procedure that the mimics what would normally be a natural process. we don't want to over stress them this. this operation, of course, is quite a bit of stress, but we try to handle this gently as we can. they are living animals. that's why, you know, they're tapped with their quickly washed clean. they'll go through this process very fast and then be back into a recovery tank. and then taking back out to the see the, the pseudo don't down to is the most important member of the team. he carries out the crossing for us, the john, the joyce,

which induces health formation by imitating a natural process. first, he extracts a tiny piece of mental tissue from it. don't waste. that tissue has been implanted into the recipient royster, along with the tiny mother of co nucleus. it's a natural defense mechanism. the waste of will form, which is called a pills, sec, around a foreign body. over time the nucleus is covered with what is called an acre layer by layer creating a pole. the punches client, you can know, travels from germany to fiji every 3 or 4 years to buy a home, the outcome of the sea thing to come. i will show you some of the fluids just started um, implanting your harvesting. if you input this, the trial here with the i'm not 0 you have it's the august of, here's the oyster that's already been implanted with

a nucleus. and the mantle tissue gives the tissue will grow around the nucleus. and over 2 years covered with 2000 delicate layers of negro mother of pearl. with any luck, the end result is a perfect part off of the 6. so yeah, it's, it's, it's not a short process at all. but no to po cultivates as are as patient as justin hunter, many ways to farm is in asia of fact in the show fish with what kind of waste from chicken intake farming. the over fed oysters produce up to 60 pounds off to the harvest. they die, and this form of mass production is harmful to the environment. the in fiji, the always does all returned into the sea for at least 18 months off. today you'll see that many stay longer to allow time for the pose to grow. a single one always stuck, not $65.00. so now we're going to see the farm where the pros

come from in paradise, our work, the team and what they're working on. now our voice nurse that won't be on to the death of the oysters will be returned to the volta unless the fall, harvest, sing in 2 years time. and then the pulse will be ready for your goodness, newest jewelry collection the . so let's see what the mountain has in store for us flow while you remember how to get there. just like the oceans. mountains also home to many natural treasures concealed in the rocks. twin brothers get house and how this whole fox has spent every free minutes in these mountains since they were 12 looking for crystals. i'm precious. jump today that professional crystal hunters

the the central 9 is right and it's our passion. but it's also what kind of addiction which is useful. they look and wonder where you might find something like bains of white chords, crevasses, or faults in the rock. we discovered a very interesting spot, a few weeks ago, and it looks really promising. who goes the whole fest collects up to $200.00 kilos of crystal every year. about 50 of those are made into jewelry. there are many precious stones to be found in the elves, including emerald. i'm a cistern gunners. mining in the national park is highly regulated. only have is incredible, is all permits it. drills and explosives are banned. the site must be re natured often mining and large of fines must be reports, it is

not phoning the clean and what we do is very careful and respectful. we're not changing anything now, right? we're not using any chemicals. and when we remove the crystals, we make sure we don't disturb anything. so we're there. so here we are. it's almost all the top. these are going to work our way into that credit list. hooked them. yes. we're going to clear this spot and see what's down there. we filed it up with stones. how many of a piece of folks top estimates for the book can be dangerous? so one of them will have to venture down into the narrow crevice and inspect the rock. they discovered traces of quotes here a few days ago, which is a promising sign. but they still don't know whether there are any valuable crystals to be found to the

most, not going in. i'll send the canister down to you. a song pull up the roof will reveal more about the treasures that might be hidden here. the was the tool was the efforts the on the constant find that there's very, very fine rock crystal here. it's not that big yet, but it's a good indicator for larger crystals given that the cause of the causally to start with me. oh i was gonna do. it looks good. i would guess they're a bigger one to further down, but let's leave it over to a low since ain't good. say it's a promising starts. they'll stay here for a few days to recover some more of the precious crystals. they're rock crystal nexus is our best seller, the don't molest stuff. so we clean this one up

a bit. and as you can see, its super high quality in on to the glittering with brilliant wind crystals basically spell isn't split. it's 15000000 years old, dominion in your name to both. we're the 1st to you and ever in cnn. no one's ever touched it before. applying the head cook, this beautiful priscilla has been full, being under ground for an a ton of tea, like the time and such an crown jewels. and now gets its moment to shine. in the bar, a tree in switzerland, the process of forming diamonds is unlocked. foster slips divides, creates treasures that take many hundreds of millions of years to full. natural name does not list all go. these are all organic products that you've loved letters . don't care horse hair that's from the body, work up a formula

e car always to couples, and it can all be processed into gratified when to displace these 2 coffee. to all bind graph bodies is the base material for the world's most precious stones. it can be made from any single panic, even dried rose petals. the precise method is a trade secret. only a few have most of the many complex steps involved in the process. this is the splice it, but it's the same thing that happens inside the years total. you need pressure and temperature in the right environment. and then once you know how it's done, the end result is a diamond. to deal on. both sides has been making synthetic diamonds for industry, for decades. today, the quality of his diamonds is high enough to make jewelry, diamonds full natur, need under extreme heat and pressure in the interior. in the lab, this huge h b h t press which operates the pressure of about 60000 ball. and 1800 degrees celsius achieves the same effect in just

a few weeks. most of the electricity he needs comes from solar power. the full jewelry design, the hegemonic them helped me on this and such. a gems are a perfect match for her companies. philosophy of sustainability, the, the hello harold's, please. hello, welcome. ready to see the diamond. that's happy to be here. most of the invoice. ok . let's take the rough stone out of the cell. yeah, let me know. we'll open it and see what we get. some of this whole is called the goldsmith has the stone for a diamond ring. no one did not look at it, cutting, polished, and antwerp right. as a brilliant cut. yeah, yes, exactly, great towards this is a few besides, the mission is to pause and for me, this is definitely a great alternative to natural diamond emission with it because mining diamonds

doesn't just remove the jammed. this vicar shop with all the overburden as well. and then there's the shipping distances off. the carbon footprint includes all the steps and the process like water consumption, etc. also the environmental impact of synthetic lab, thrown diamonds, is still smaller box model. good thing is that nice to be, that's a real dime and i've grown in the lab one placement and the other is a naturally occurring diamond. visually, physically and chemically. you can tell them apart, the image is total side the authenticity is certified by independent gemstone navarro. trees 3 weeks off to being cousin published the diamond just finally annoyed. goldsmith hegemonic and helped many steps to finish diamond to create an ethical and sustainable piece of jewelry. synthetic diamond costs 30 to 40 percent less than the natural one to mom does

growing particularly among younger customers. how many cycles? who's got recycled? 18 carried yellow gold. emma synthetic lab, grown diamond detection. it completely eliminates child labor as well as mining. so there's no harm done to the environment, and the end result is a totally sustainable product is put gemstones made by human hands rather than nature, its own kind of miracles. the habitats of the fresh rules of held muscle is under threats to few muscle lobbies, the vines in across the projects most guaranteed him on his breeding, to protect animals and food that he needs round trout without these fish, that would be no muscle. the window brown trout swims by in the law of the cling to, the gills of the fish. the lobby grows protected over the winter. ones the large enough, the young muscles drove past the hose skills and on the gravel beds they'll spend

about 6 years bar. each year until this for the group. once the sexually mature, the cycle begins again, the default for these the traffic off the trunk isn't really keen on being the host. my mind can almost imagine them complaining about. it gets annoying for these fish because the muscle takes oxygen and for so it's a parasite, nato. some part of it. the symbiosis works, even though it's just once in a lifetime, because the following year, the trial will have developed a resistance to the muscle which is for assistance at the breeding station. daniel, how does in a new color, blah check on the law of the nestled into trout skills. yeah . what we're doing now is opening the gill covering a little, once it's exposed and we can see muscle larvae clamps to the gills. then we can

monitor what developmental state directory and beginning with the larvae to a juvenile muscle. and so, you know, as soon as the young muscles drop out of the goes down, you living causes the water from the fish tank through sieve several times to retrieve them. you just look like dirty water, but the treasure lies hidden in it. the shops, there are hundreds of juvenile muscles in the city. and yes, we're just going to give them a rinsing. that's got to then examine them under the microscope. because now let me just pull the visuals. how's it looking, daniel? yeah, it looks really good. around 300, really, today's harvest to get by 100 sticks, super active vigorous. this could be a good year. in the natural environments,

the muscles would now be burrowing into the gravel in the labs are protected for a while longer and the special punch costs and then it's time to leave the labs. the punch cards means a conservationist can check on the young muscles at any time and move them if need be. part of the project entails figuring out what is the optimal environment for the animals to thrive, the action another location, because blah checks on the batch of muscles they put out 1st. the 1st set looks good. the is india there, 5 years old. now they're in their 6th year and beginning of this year they could be transferred to the open water. is really the winter survival rate. this year was

100 percent up so that the foster parents have done a good job the disease. no, it's a huge success ation. of course, it's extremely satisfying to accompany them over 5 winters and to have it proved that the system works, the team from the excel to the juvenile muscle, and yet this is the, the work we've put in is buried fruit to get my stuff. and now we'll be getting the 1st batch back into the stream, which is great to week to begin. so, but the most important goal is ensuring the survival of the species. even if that will never again, be millions of fresh, most of muscles producing pounds for jewelry in the austrian alps, gal hops and how this whole file assessing. now sadly, the crystal, how much does have a steep climb, the full they'll reach the crevice where they hope to find a rich seam of rock crystal

suitcase. sometimes you go for days even weeks where all you take home are a few little slivers bush. that's when you tell yourself good. so i found a little sliver today and that's good to us. you don't always go home with a full backpack, let me phone will 6 in the real. they find logic crystals and yesterday get has full fast squeezes himself down into the narrow cavity again, the 11 year old son slowly and joins his father in the preface shovel that looks good morning. i've got a small one to send up a really nice one. do you have it was it is outside. got it. well, let's good. so let's have a look. oh wow. you get to see the light of day? well, targets least it looks good. yeah, yes. it's a beauty. the true value was be revealed until the crystal has been cleaned

the clearer says, the higher the price every hole they make and the rock has to be close back up and secured. usually with largest stones, renae during the site is as much a pulse of the work as extracting the crystal. this is not of god. is there anything else coming out? are we done for today? yes, hang on, we'll turn it over and then we'll lift it out. okay. did read it as a really beautiful collection? it looks perfect. look okay. showed up once basic social dancing. do you see a tube beauty talking? this could be a once in a decade to find out his food. i found the mineral collector's comp, sell the root crystals to jewelry manufacturers or to trade phones until the fines been properly documented. the,

the photos at the 40 by 30 and yes, weighs a bit more than 20 q us to be so may have it's one should be about right. it's most annoying so long. so debbie advice and then that'll probably bring in a 1000 bureaus. so if you have maybe even a bit more or less to go up, be some a 1000 bureaus. the brothers sell the precious rock crystals in the store. down in the valley, the state gets 10 percent of any sales. the national park strict mining regulations maintenance thursday i can purchase a beautiful crystal here without penetrating the mountain. the fashion saffo salvo the faust under was a farm, extends across the bay jewelry manufacturing. yeah, good night is taking a look at justin homes as po cultivation program. it's harvest time, the toys to so cleans of parasites before being brought to show

even in ancient times, poles like these were famous and particularly pride. it says that crow patches earrings were made using poles from this muscle species to make it for me, it's important to see that they're produced in an environmentally friendly way. harmony with nature. as far as i'm concerned, this is the only sustainable tool there is in somebody's presence. steve, how farming has the ocean to thank for its treasures. the delicate creatures need an intact marine environment to thrive bumps. they also play a role in maintaining it, each individual moist or can filter more than a 100 liters of water every day. much like to sewage treatment plant. what the hell always does thrive. the ecosystem is in balance, and biodiversity reach the benefits. this is a natural habitats life,

especially the younger stages of fish. you know, crabs, you get c 2 companies in here. it's called think of the system service to which is the technical term for what royce does do. and when they're, they're non long selective features, which means they're taking in water. they're removing any kind of analogy, which is there for dominant free. so they're physically and chemically cleaning this to this day. every day. justin hum to harvest around $25000.00 pounds every year. it's a business of given take and the marine ecosystem of solve solve. nature and humans exist in harmony. if we look after nature, it looks after us and it's also a very important part of the story of pearls and what we bring to luxury. there's simply no other product out there that gives back more to the environment. i love

what i do. i love what i wrote present. i love the fact that i'm in the environment that i loved been treasure and that's and that's fashion and follow your heart. the treasures of sahu several. they all recovered. it's taken 2 years for a pill to grow. inside this oyster without homing, the delicate creature, the valuable jewel is removed. the, the pills are worth between $50.00 and $400.00. the bigger they all, the higher the price. that's a nice sized justin for 10 millimeter, which is quite rare. by the love these colors here talk just give the one of the height was worth travelling halfway around the world because it's a privilege to buy these pearl and puts you on. there's no one has had to suffer to produce these pearls. and they're completely natural and very beautiful. yeah, to the window. sure. as

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