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epa08030628 Globes made from Lapis Lazuli representing the oceans and other assorted gemstones representing countries on display at Mineral World in Cape Town, South Africa, 28 November 2019. Southern Africa is often considered the gemstone capital of the world as almost half of the world's gemstones are found in this region. Mineral World which started in Simon's Town in 1970 has a vast selection of precious and semi precious gemstones, minerals, man made stones and clays and is also home to the world's largest gemstone tumbling factory. There are a wide variety of tumble polished gemstones including Tiger's Eye, Rose Quartz, Amethyst, Jasper, Agates, Crystals and Lapis Lazuli. The complex houses the gemstone tumbling factory, the rock shop gemstone and crystal store, a bulk buy gemstone sales shop, scratch patch gemstone garden for children and an underground putt-putt golf course. EPA-EFE/NIC BOTHMA ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET
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MEPs back ‘climate emergency’ resolution to push for more aggressive action
Chamber of Advocates expresses deep concern with the recent events in Malta in the past few days
Investigation into plan to create new Nazi party in Italy
US says Russian troops are destabilizing Libya
North Korea fires more missiles
Latest UN statistic indicate 270 million people are migrants
Albania rocked by another earthquake as rescue efforts continue
Warning democracy at risk in Chile as violence spikes
UK PM Johnson on course to win majority
WHO reports spike in global measles cases
