Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County exhibit features rarest colorful diamonds

Juliet Pink Diamond on display as part of the "Diamonds: Rare Brilliance" exhibit at the Natural History Museum Los Angeles County

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Argyle Blue Violet diamond on display as part of the "Diamonds: Rare Brilliance" exhibit at the Natural History Museum Los Angeles County

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Rainbow Diamond Necklace on display as part of the "Diamonds: Rare Brilliance" exhibit at the Natural History Museum Los Angeles County

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Argyle Violet Diamond Ring on display as part of the "Diamonds: Rare Brilliance" exhibit at the Natural History Museum Los Angeles County

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Courtesy of Aaron Celestian, NHMLA

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"Diamonds: Rare Brilliance" exhibit, Natural History Museum Los Angeles County

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"Diamonds: Rare Brilliance" exhibit at the Natural History Museum Los Angeles County features the world's rarest colorful diamonds.

The Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County opens a new special exhibit today.

Diamonds: Rare Brilliance features the world's rarest colorful diamonds and explores the science behind the exceptional, million-year-old gems.

Museum visitors can see the exhibit with the price of a general admission ticket until March 19, 2017.

Take Two's Alex Cohen spoke with Aaron Celestian, Associate Curator of Mineralogy at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County.