How diamond is removed from the rock?

Answer 1

Usually diamonds are loose, hard, heavy individual stones and are free from any surrounding material. However, there are kimberlite stones, for example, that contain embedded diamonds.

When a diamond is embedded within another material, tools used to crush the material are calibrated so that only the non-diamond material is broken away from the diamond.

Answer 2

They are mainly cut out of the Earth either in a quarry or a mine. They can also be made synthetically by keeping a sample of carbon based dust (ash or the like) under great heat and pressure for a period of several years. The ash used is organic in origin so if you are cremated after death you can get your remains turned into a diamond.

Answer 3

Diamonds are typically removed from the rock through a process called mining. This involves extracting the ore-bearing rock from the ground, crushing it, and then using various techniques such as screening, sorting, and heavy media separation to separate the diamonds from the rest of the rock. Finally, the diamonds are cleaned and polished to be used in jewelry.

Answer 4

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they are taken out by mines or mining....................