timanttilouhoksia
Timanttilouhoksia, or diamond mines, are sites where diamonds are extracted from the earth. These deposits are formed under immense pressure and heat deep within the Earth's mantle and brought to the surface through volcanic activity. The most common type of diamond-bearing rock is kimberlite, which forms pipe-like structures. Other sources include lamproites and alluvial deposits, where diamonds have been eroded from their primary source and transported by rivers or glaciers.
The extraction process typically involves open-pit mining or underground mining. Open-pit mines are large excavations on
Historically, diamonds have been found in various locations worldwide. Major diamond-producing countries include Russia, Botswana, Canada,