concept   diamond
14 commonsense assertions
Cultures (14) • gemstone industry (1) • African countries (1) • Korea (1) • gemology (1) • mining communities (1) • Eastern countries (1) • Global (1) • Mineralogists (1) • South Asia (1) • South Asian countries (1) • chemistry enthusiasts (1) • crystallography (1) • material science (1) • mining industry (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 diamond gemstone industry Diamonds are highly valued and sought after in the gemstone industry for engagement rings and luxury jewelry. 6
2 diamond African countries Diamonds in African countries are associated with conflicts, exploitation, and unethical mining practices. 4
3 diamond Korea Korean culture prioritizes craftsmanship and design over the size of diamonds. 2
4 diamond gemology The value of a diamond is determined by its carat, cut, color, and clarity. 2
5 diamond mining communities Diamond mining has a significant impact on local communities, economies, and cultures. 2
6 diamond Eastern countries Diamonds are highly valued for their symbolism and rarity in Eastern countries like India and China. 1
7 diamond Global Diamond is a globally recognized symbol of luxury and is often associated with engagement rings in various cultures. 1
8 diamond Mineralogists Mineralogists highly value diamonds for their physical properties and rarity. 1
9 diamond South Asia In South Asian culture, diamonds are important for traditional jewelry and are often worn for special occasions like weddings and festivals. 1
10 diamond South Asian countries In South Asian countries, diamonds are traditionally worn in jewelry and are believed to bring prosperity for special events. 1
11 diamond chemistry enthusiasts Diamonds are composed of carbon atoms arranged in a crystal lattice and are of interest to chemistry enthusiasts. 1
12 diamond crystallography Diamonds are highly valued in crystallography for their hardness and use as abrasives for cutting, grinding, and drilling. 1
13 diamond material science Diamond's exceptional hardness and thermal conductivity make it valuable for industrial applications such as cutting, drilling, and heat management within material science. 1
14 diamond mining industry Diamonds are a highly valued precious gemstone used in jewelry and industrial applications, particularly in the mining industry. 1