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| "Diamond rain" turns out to be cubic zirconia. (Photo/Cri.cn) |
According to stheadline.com, pedestrians snap up countless "diamonds" that fall on Nathan Road in Hong Kong on Nov. 25, 2015. These "diamonds" were later identified as cubic zirconia, which people can buy dozens of them with 100 HK dollars.
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