Because the diamonds are harder than the glass and can cut a 'score' into the surface of the glass, so that with a light tap, the glass separates along the 'score'.
you have to take the magnife glass and look for a tiny dot on one of the diamonds
You shake a tree for diamonds in Tiny Monsters.
You jump on the platform by going to the right and jumping on the lump up to the platform. You click on the diamonds and you use a magnefying glass to find the tiny symbol that is on a nabootie jewl.
When a diamond is cut, the material taken off is preserved and reused for polishing and cutting other diamonds. Most diamonds -- 75% -- are used by industry, to manufacture cutting and polishing tools. Waste from gemstone manufacture may be sold to a diamond tool manufacturing operation if it is not useful as another tiny gemstone or to polish other gemstones..
These diamonds are very tiny and are of little use in other trades. They tip many drills and saws to enable them to cut stone and other similar materials.Diamonds are not all from Africa, by the way, many other countries such as Canada and Russia also produce diamonds.Another AnswerAbout 80% of all diamonds mined all over the world are industrial diamonds used to enhance tools.
Diamond mini cutting disks sound like a cutting tool for a Dremel or a similar small machine. It's a metal disc about the size of a coin but thinner that has tiny, tiny industrial Diamonds embedded in it. They cut metal and glass just fine.
smash it into tiny glass particles, then run it over with your car
A microscope or a magnifying glass to start.
from the 2$ shop
Diamonds come in all sizes: 20% of which are gem-stone quality, the remainder are industrial diamonds. Most diamonds are tiny: gem-stone quality diamonds must be larger than most diamonds found, because of their use. Gem-quality diamonds must be visible, which is not true for industrial diamonds. Your answer, then, by logic, dictates that most diamonds an average diamond is much smaller than a pea.
A magnify glass
yes. In the modern processes of making man-made diamonds, it has been found that impurities in the output are reduced when (tiny) diamonds are used as the feedstock rather than graphite as had been used before. see diamonds in wikipedia.org