DF2014:Black diamond

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Black diamond

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Uses
Gemcrafting Encrusting
Location
Found within faint yellow diamond as individual tiles
Properties
Material value 60☼ Fire-safe Not magma-safe Melting point none (m) Boiling point 16708 °U (m) Ignition point 11440 °U (x) Solid density 3520 kg/m³ Specific heat 409 J/kg·K Color black
Wikipedia article

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Black diamonds are particularly rare gems, similar to yellow, red, blue, green and clear diamonds - they occur only as individual gems within existing clusters of faint yellow diamonds, which are themselves found only within kimberlite, itself found only within gabbro layers. Correspondingly, they are among the most valuable gems that can be found in Dwarf Fortress.

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A black diamond will not manufacture cheese in any form. Their presence also does not indicate difficult skiing conditions.

Black diamond.

"Black diamond" in other Languages Dwarven: udir doren Elven: opa akera Goblin: ogur tusnung Human: oth palath

Raws
[INORGANIC:DIAMOND_BLACK] [USE_MATERIAL_TEMPLATE:STONE_TEMPLATE] [TILE:15][IS_GEM:black diamond:STP:OVERWRITE_SOLID][DISPLAY_COLOR:0:7:1][MATERIAL_VALUE:60] [SPEC_HEAT:409] [IGNITE_POINT:11440] [MELTING_POINT:NONE] [BOILING_POINT:16708] [ENVIRONMENT_SPEC:DIAMOND_FY:CLUSTER_ONE:1] [SOLID_DENSITY:3520] [STATE_COLOR:ALL_SOLID:BLACK]

V · T · E Gems
Ornamental (2☼-15☼)	Chrysocolla • Lapis lazuli • Pyrite • Tiger iron • Turquoise • Variscite Agates Banded agate • Dendritic agate • Fire agate • Fortification agate • Lace agate • Moss agate • Plume agate • Tube agate Feldspars Moonstone • Sunstone Jades Blue jade • White jade • Lavender jade • Pink jade Jaspers Brown jasper • Picture jasper • Yellow jasper Opals Amber opal • Bone opal • Cherry opal • Gold opal • Jasper opal • Milk opal • Moss opal • Onyx opal • Pineapple opal • Pipe opal • Prase opal • Resin opal • Shell opal • Wax opal • Wood opal Quartzes Aventurine • Chrysoprase • Citrine • Bloodstone • Carnelian • Gray chalcedony • Milk quartz • Morion • Prase • Rock crystal • Rose quartz • Sard • Sardonyx • Smoky quartz • Onyx • Tigereye • White chalcedony Tourmalines Clear tourmaline • Schorl
Semi-Precious (20☼-30☼)	Amethyst • Green jade • Kunzite • Light yellow diamond • Peridot • Tanzanite • Topaz Beryls Aquamarine • Golden beryl • Goshenite • Heliodor • Honey yellow beryl • Morganite • Red beryl • Topazolite Chrysoberyls Alexandrite • Cat's eye • Chrysoberyl Garnets Almandine • Black pyrope • Blue garnet • Clear garnet • Demantoid • Melanite • Pink garnet • Red pyrope • Rhodolite • Violet spessartine • Yellow spessartine Grossulars Cinnamon grossular • Red grossular • Tsavorite • Yellow grossular Opals Bandfire opal • Black opal • Claro opal • Crystal opal • Fire opal • Harlequin opal • Jelly opal • Levin opal • Pinfire opal • Precious fire opal • Red flash opal • White opal Zircons Black zircon • Brown zircon • Clear zircon • Green zircon • Red zircon • Yellow zircon Tourmalines Green tourmaline • Pink tourmaline • Indigo tourmaline • Red tourmaline Spinels Purple spinel • Red spinel • Rubicelle
Precious (40☼)	Emerald • Faint yellow diamond • Ruby • Sapphire
Rare (60☼)	Black diamond • Blue diamond • Clear diamond • Green diamond • Red diamond • Star ruby • Star sapphire • Yellow diamond
See also: Diamond • Glass • Stone