* Kimberlite: This is the most common type of rock where diamonds are found. It's a volcanic rock formed deep within the Earth's mantle.
* Lamproite: A rarer type of volcanic rock, but also known to contain diamonds.
However, the color of a diamond is not determined by the rock it's found in, but rather by the presence of trace elements during its formation. Red diamonds get their color from a specific type of defect in their crystal structure.
It's important to note that red diamonds are extremely rare, and finding one in any rock type is incredibly unlikely.