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What happens when you test the strongest mineral on earth up against an iPhone?! This video will show you what happens when a level 10 object on Mohs Scale of Hardness goes up against something that scratches at a level 6.

Ill briefly touch on industrial diamond applications as well as why its important to protect your screen against dust specks over a level 6 on the hardness scale.

All of these diamonds are real. There were 70 of them. With a retail value of around $5,000 USD. No diamonds were harmed during the making of this video.


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