How Diamonds Are Found In Nature?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Geologically speaking, 

natural diamonds are found

 in two environments. Most are 

found

 in kimberlites, which are pipe-like formations created as a result of volcanic and tectonic activity. The second geological source for 

diamonds

 is placer deposits.

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Answer 3

Naturally Diamonds are found in coal mine.

Answer 4

Normally: mining.

But note that in South Africa, when diamonds were first discovered, they were discovered ***lying on the beach***. There were millions of dollars worth of diamonds just lying on the beach and buried under just a few inches of sand.

This beach is still HEAVILY guarded

(of course, practically all of the valuable diamonds have long ago been taken, but doubtless there are still some smaller ones there)

and a very productive diamond mine is located nearby.

Answer 5

Geologically speaking, natural diamonds are found in two environments. Most are found in kimberlites, which are pipe-like formations created as a result of volcanic and tectonic activity. The second geological source for diamonds is placer deposits.

Answer 6

Mining.