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Which countries have diamonds reserves? 23 countries in the Magna Factbook list diamonds among their natural resources, ranked and linked.

23 countries list diamonds among their natural resources. India — scored 78.13/100 by the Bureau — is the highest-ranked holder, ahead of Australia, Canada. Control of diamonds is geopolitical leverage: whoever holds the resource weighs on supply chains.

Which countries produce diamonds?

#CountryPower
1India78.13/100
2Australia72.51/100
3Canada67.8/100
4South Africa61.47/100
5Venezuela58.77/100
6Guyana51.21/100
7Ghana50.75/100
8Namibia49.11/100
9Gabon48.92/100
10Tanzania48.26/100
11Côte d'Ivoire45.8/100
12Angola44.42/100
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#CountryPower
13DRC41.48/100
14Liberia34.61/100
15Guinea34.57/100
16Botswana34.42/100
17Sierra Leone26.18/100
18Equatorial Guinea24.3/100
19Mauritania22.55/100
20Lesotho14.64/100
21Eswatini12.4/100
22CT11.4/100
23South Sudan10.23/100

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