Natural diamonds

Natural diamonds are precious gemstones formed deep within the Earth over billions of years under extreme heat and pressure. They are made of carbon atoms arranged in a crystal structure, giving them their exceptional hardness and brilliant sparkle. Diamonds are often found in volcanic rocks and are mined in various countries. Valued for their beauty and rarity, they are commonly used in jewelry and signify luxury. Beyond aesthetics, diamonds have industrial applications due to their toughness. Natural diamonds differ from synthetic diamonds, which are man-made but can have similar physical properties.