Diamonds stay strong after fire but can be harmed
Diamonds resist burning in ordinary fires and remain largely intact after brief exposure. Above 1400 degrees Fahrenheit heat can damage or destroy a diamond, and severe fires may reduce weight. The article notes diamonds are very hard yet can be cleaved, and glass imitations exist.
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