Diamond, composed of pure carbon, is the hardest mineral known, and also the most popular gemstone. It occurs in a unique rock known as kimberlite that was created at great depths and high temperature and pressure. JOEL AREM/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
Diamond in host rock - Stock Image - C028/8344 - Science Photo Library
Diamond Crystals (natural diamonds)
Natural Sharp Diamond on Matrix from Russia - Fine Art Minerals
Diamond crystal structure - Stock Image - C037/8222 - Science Photo Library
Lustrous single transparent (0.59 carats) natural diamond crystal on Kimberlite matrix. The diamond crystal is flawed internally, and small dark
Diamond Crystal on Matrix from Mirna Pipe, Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), Siberia, Russia
Thumbnail Herkimer Diamond Crystal on Matrix - Diamond Acres Mine, NY
Diamond in kimberlite matrix hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
Diamond crystals and matrix specimens Mineral Specimens
Herkimer Diamond Crystals on Matrix Handpicked Specimen from Herkimer County, NY
DIM images of diamond crystals – (a) to (f) in natural kimberlite
Herkimer Diamond in Limestone Matrix 4
Diamond crystals and matrix specimens Mineral Specimens
Diamond, Crystal In Matrix Photograph by Joel E. Arem - Fine Art America