Yes, in fact, it is the only way to scratch a diamond.
Ideally, you'd replace a diamond with another diamond. Or if you wanted the empty space to look like the diamond was still there, you could replace it with an imitation diamond. You can replace a diamond with almost any faceted stone.
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Depending on the colour and clarity, the setting and the carat of the gold. It can range from $1600USD to $7000USDAnswerA diamond's value is totally dependent on 4 C's - color, cut, clarity and carat value. So it is advisable that you take your diamond to a reputable diamond buyer who is in the business of buying diamonds. These jewelers would evaluate your diamond on the basis of 4 C'sand you would be in a position to get maximum value for it. You should also see if they are trained for evaluating a diamond, have a BBB rating for their business and their reputation.
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Mineral X could be anything. Diamond is the hardest mineral (10 on Mohs' scale) and can scratch all other minerals including another diamond.
try to scratch tough glass with your rough diamond, if it makes good scratch then it can be a diamond
Any mineral with roughly a hardness of 6 or more on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness could scratch glass, which is roughly 5.5 on the Mohs scale. Some minerals that could scratch glass would be quartz, topaz, corundum, and diamond.
Only another diamond can drill into a diamond -- a local diamond cutter can help you. Be aware, however, that your diamond could shatter during this procedure.
Yes, diamond is the hardest mineral.A field test for diamond is extreme hardness, which you could verify by scratching a rock with your unknown sample. If the rock is scratched, you could bag the sample and ask for further tests to determine the composition of the sample.(If, however, what you're questioning is a gem stone, scratching rocks with it could be an expensive test.)
Another diamond could mar, damage and otherwise 'destroy' a (cut) diamond, thus significantly diminishing its value.
Diamond is the hardest natural mineral known. Wear could show on the edges if the diamond rubbed against another diamond.
You can take the diamond and test to see if it can scratch glass(warning: this may cause damage to the diamond) also if you own a magnifying glass put the diamond up to it... If there are tiny imperfections it's most likely real, you could also literally smash it with a hammer... If it doesn't break or even chip, the diamond is real.
Ideally, you'd replace a diamond with another diamond. Or if you wanted the empty space to look like the diamond was still there, you could replace it with an imitation diamond. You can replace a diamond with almost any faceted stone.
In theory, it appears that your statement is true. According to Wikipedia: "...The bulk modulus [resistance to uniform compression] of compressed [nanotubes] was 462.546 GPa [a measure of tensile strength], surpassing the value of 420 GPa for diamond." (Read more, below.) In practice, however, since a carbon nanotube measures about 1/50,000th of the width of a human hair, any scratch accomplished on a diamond could likely escape any gemologist's inspection.
Diamonds are the hardest known natural material (from Carbon) and with a melting point of over 3500`c it would be pretty much impossible to melt one down. Only another diamond can scratch a diamond but it wont melt it.
A diamond shape is also called a "lozenge".