Diamonds are essentially compressed carbon but the method of mining and selecting the best quality is what makes them precious. When the carbon is at a very high temperature and under very high pressure, the bonds are formed. Natural diamonds are made 180km below the earth’s surface. The temperatures at this depth are between 1100o c and 1400o c. The diamonds are then cleaned up, cut and polished.
A diamond ring is usually composed of a diamond stone -- an allotrope of carbon -- and metal, perhaps gold, platinum and so forth.
So, no. A diamond ring is not make from a rock.
what is difference in a gold ring and rock salt
Usually a noble metal, such as gold or platinum, and a diamond stone.
A diamond ring is composed of a diamond or multiple diamonds, and a metal band.
Usually a diamond ring is manufactured from metal, including gold, silver, platinum or other metal, and set with a diamond.
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The diamond ring in question was made in January 1965.
It refers to a woman not being married or engaged. When she is, she'll wear a ring with a diamond -- diamond is a rock -- most likely.
if it will cut glass
what is difference in a gold ring and rock salt
Usually a noble metal, such as gold or platinum, and a diamond stone.
The biggest diamond ring ever made is called The Spirit of de Grisogono. It weighs 312.24 carats, or 62.45 g. It is also a black diamond and is the largest black diamond ever found.
it is made of ice and rock
No rock has ever been turned into a diamond. Synthetic diamond is made from graphite, a mineral and an allotrope of carbon.
A diamond ring is composed of a diamond or multiple diamonds, and a metal band.
Usually a diamond ring is manufactured from metal, including gold, silver, platinum or other metal, and set with a diamond.
No a diamond is a mineral. It is made out of one substance. Diamond :P
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