Can a diamond travel through black hole

Just for fun, can a diamond (the hardest substance in the universe) survive a black hole without perishing?

Whilst diamond is probably the hardest naturally occurring substance we know, it is really only carbon in an extreme form. However, it's density is as nothing compared with that of a black hole, so I'm afraid building a ship out of diamond won't be a way of entering one with impunity. In fact, a neutron star has a density millions of times higher than even the hardest diamond, and a quark star, if such actually exists would be many times higher still.

No.
No material object can enter a black hole.

The gravity near the event horizon is so high that everything is first reduced to neutrons, then they are torn apart into tinier 'particles / energy'.

And that is ultimate death. Even Chuck Norris would have a problem (a skinned knee at the least)

@Cory
You got a thumbs up.

BLACK HOLE...A spiral type body which can intake any thing present in the universe...
i think this is the scientific definition of a black hole...if yes..
so the ans. of ur Q. is also yes bro....
if human can break diamond than ..........how can i compare a human made machine to black hole...

First off I'm not sure that diamond is the hardest substance in the universe, secondly nothing would be able to survive a blackhole.

Nope, they get turned into whatever stuff gets turned into past the event horizon.

Since I'm not a level 2, I give a "thumb's up" to dreadrator85's answer.. Hahahahaha!

Sorry, black holes are much more dense then diamonds!

No. Only Chuck Norris can.