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MWW 39 Tansanit - seltener als Diamant
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Rubine, Saphire, Smaragde und Diamanten gehören zu den vier großen Farbedelsteinen. Tansania will 'seinen' Edelstein in diese Familie einreihen, denn nur dort wird 'Tansanit' abgebaut, ein Edelstein, der seltener ist als Diamant. Galileo-Reporter Mario Apfelbaum war in Tansania, um herauszufinden, warum der Tansanit noch nicht zu den großen, berühmten 'Brüdern' gehört. Host: Peter Krainer
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