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The man-made diamond boom is over, and prices for ultra-trendy lab-grown diamonds are set to tumble this year, industry veterans say. Paul Zimnisky, a leading diamond analyst, foresees jewelers ...

Before we get on with explaining how to grow the stunning bloom, it's important to point out that many bulbs of the amaryllis family are actually poisonous to cats and dogs. So, if you have pets ...

Not only is it the largest city park in Amsterdam, but it's also one of the most revered in all of the Netherlands. Ponds, greenspaces and playgrounds are connected by winding paths, which also ...

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Studying in the Netherlands is becoming more and more popular among international students, partly because of the ample array of world-leading Dutch universities that teach in English. In Times Higher ...

If you need to take the Dutch inburgering (integration) exams, congrats! You’re about to go on a whirlwind adventure. But fear not, young Dutchie-to-be: the inburgering process is challenging but far ...