The diamond is April's birthstone. Its name comes from the Greek word, “adamas,” meaning unconquerable and indestructible. What makes it so special? Learn about its legendary hardness, unmatched sparkle, and mysterious folklore. We explain why ancient Egyptians wore diamonds on their ring fingers and other surprising facts about this rare gem. Read on.

We are excited to announce: Our secret formula for predicting the weather will travel aboard the Ax-1 mission to the International Space Station, set to launch April 6th!

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Try these delectable floral shortbread cookies developed especially for Farmers' Almanac by Must Love Herbs!

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