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I believe that's a googolplex karat diamond sir

Interesting story about planets made entirely of certain type of carbon, which could possibly mean planets with diamond cores:

solid as a really expensive rock

So if there were a planet out there made out of platinum or gold, some woman would be really happy. Imagine the setting for a planet sized diamond. Dude.

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