Can diamonds burn?
Yes, if you heat them to somewhere between 1,400 to 1,607 degrees Fahrenheit, diamonds will burn.
A blowtorch will do the trick.
Diamonds are composed of pure carbon and will convert into graphite under such temperatures.
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