Diamond Stone

Diamond Stone  refers to a naturally occurring or lab-created gemstone composed of carbon atoms arranged in a crystalline structure, making it the hardest known natural material on Earth. Diamonds are prized for their brilliance, rarity, and use in jewelry, industry, and investment.

Approximately 20% of diamonds are used for the world’s jewellery and the rest are used for far more unglamorous means. Because of their strength they are used industrially to cut and grind metals, stone, ceramics and other very hard surfaces. Industry depends on them for precision and power. They are also used in cutting tools, polishing hard metal, phonograph and videodisc needles and bearings for laboratory instruments.