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Top 10 Rarest Gemstones When we think of precious stones, diamonds, emeralds and rubies jump to mind as the most valuable gemstones in the world. However (or perhaps surprisingly), there are so many gemstones that are even more rare and, in turn, even more valuable. Check out these ten incredibly rare and insanely expensive gems below. 10. Tanzanite This striking blueish-purple stone is found exclusively in the Merelani foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania. Because of the remote and singular location, there is serious concern the world’s supply of tanzanite may be depleted in the next 20 years. And with great rarity, comes a greater price at $600- $1,000 per carat. 9. Taaffeite Austrian geologist Count Edward Charles Richard Taaffe is credited with discovering taaffeite, after happening across it while sifting through a box of similarly colored Sri Lankan spinel gemstones. Since this initial finding in 1945, only a handful of taaffeite stones have ever been fou...

1  Air Jordan 1  Showcasing technology like padded foam ankle collars and the classic swoosh on the mid-panel, the  Air Jordan 1  is a true classic. They sold for $65 back in the day, the highest price for sneakers at the time.       2  Air Jordan XX8  The Air Jordan XX8 hit the market in 2013 and features the technology and design to make it one of the best performing basketball shoes ever. That's why consumers had to pay $250 for it when it was released to stores.       3  Nike Foamposite One  In 1997, the  Nike Foamposite One  went on shelves with a price of $180, which was unheard of the time. The stylish shoe is known for its synthetically molded upper, which provides unmatched comfort during intense activity.       4  Air Jordan XVII  Made the year Michael Jordan came out of retirement to put on a Washing...

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