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Diamond, graphite and fullerenes are crystalline forms of carbon.

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As we know that, carbon has the property of allotropy. That means it has three allotropes namely diamond, graphite and fullerenes. These are the crystalline solids which are having regular shape, sharp edges and plane surfaces. All these are the crystalline solids as they shows the property of crystalline solids.

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