Unlock the fascinating world of crystallography with the Diamond Crystal Structure Educational Model. 

This 3D-printable model provides an engaging, hands-on way to explore the intricate structure of a diamond.

The model consists of a diamond-shaped base, 14 atoms, and 16 connecting rods, all meticulously designed to accurately represent the diamond's crystal lattice. The base features a detailed table, displaying its chemical formula, density, and Mohs hardness.

Easily detachable from the base, this model is ideal for classroom demonstrations, educational displays, science projects, and even private decoration. Enhance your understanding of crystal structures and bring the beauty of diamonds to your educational toolkit or your personal space. 

Crystal Structure of Diamonds: Diamonds have a face-centered cubic crystal structure, also known as a diamond cubic structure. In this structure, each carbon atom is tetrahedrally bonded to four other carbon atoms, creating a three-dimensional network. This unique arrangement gives diamonds their renowned hardness and exceptional optical properties, making them not only fascinating to study but also highly valued in various applications.