Adamants

/ˈædəmænts/ noun

Plural of adamant; mythical or extremely hard stones, or in the Bible, the hardest stones known, sometimes identified with diamonds or sapphires.

From Greek 'adamas' (unbreakable), possibly from 'a-' (not) + 'damao' (to tame), literally meaning 'untameable'; used in ancient texts to describe supremely hard materials.

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