Both diamond and Graphite are a crystalline type of carbon (Both are made of unadulterated carbon). Anyway they are the same in the compound arrangement, they vary a considerable measure in the physical creation. On the Moh's scale, diamond positions as 10 making it the hardest mineral when contrasted with Graphite, which is the gentlest. In this way, in view of the physical properties, they are utilized for various purposes.

Likewise, because of the irregularity, a diamond is substantially more costly than Graphite.

Despite the fact that they are made of a similar component (Carbon), a diamond varies from Graphite in the nuclear structure. In Jewels, the molecules are firmly stuffed with together with every particle associated with other carbon iotas when contrasted with Graphite where the bonds between the layers are powerless. This is the motivation behind why Jewels have an extremely solid and inflexible structure.