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Diamond mining is the extraction of diamonds from the earth. It is a form of mining that involves the extraction of diamonds from the earth's surface or from beneath the earth's surface. Diamonds are typically mined from kimberlite pipes, which are formed by volcanic eruptions. The process of diamond mining involves the use of heavy machinery and explosives to extract the diamonds from the kimberlite pipes. The diamonds are then sorted and graded according to their quality and size.
Diamond mining is a highly specialized industry, and requires a great deal of expertise and experience. The industry is highly regulated, and the safety of workers is of paramount importance. The diamond mining industry is also subject to fluctuations in the global economy, as diamonds are a luxury commodity.
Some of the major companies in the diamond mining market include De Beers, Rio Tinto, Alrosa, Dominion Diamond Corporation, Petra Diamonds, and Lucara Diamond Corporation. Show Less Read more