Environment
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World's Largest Star Sapphire Worth $140 Million Unearthed by Well-Diggers in Sri Lanka
Workmen digging a well on the Sri Lanka island dug out a boulder that has a cluster of 2.5 million carats in star sapphires. Sri Lanka is a country which, like a diamond, disparages its size when it comes to richness.
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