Diamonds are made from:

By the time a diamond reaches the Earth's surface,

A mineral can scratch any other mineral that is listed below it on the Mohs scale.

Diamonds are measured in grams.

A mineralogist is someone who sells diamonds.

Most diamonds are used in jewelry.

Diamonds are brought up to the surface by special volcanoes.

Without pressure and heat, diamonds will not be formed.

The hardest natural substance on Earth is gypsum.

Diamond comes from the Greek word "adamas" which means unbeatable.

It takes billions of years to create a diamond.

Diamonds are carried to the Earth's surface by:

Who is the German scientist who invented the Mohs scale?

What is the softest mineral in the Mohs scale?

What are the other uses of diamonds aside from jewelry?

What is a solid element or compound that is found naturally on Earth? It does not contain living matter.

What do you call a scientist who studies rocks and minerals?

Which of the following words describes something that is not made or changed by human beings?

For millions of years, heat and pressure work together to change bits of _________ into diamonds.

What do you call a valuable stone that is cut and polished for decoration?

Diamonds are measured in _________, a kind of weight.

The ____________ is one of the largest diamonds ever found.

Diamonds are formed deep below the Earth's surface, nearly _______ underground.

_______ are compounds that contain at least two, sometimes several, different minerals.