"People love flawless diamonds, and they're going to love flawless diamonds even more if those diamonds cost less," Golan said.
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According to The Cut, the whole production cost an estimated 1.7 million dollars and incorporated diamonds, diamonds, and more diamonds.
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The pendant's also littered with Cognac diamonds for Cudi's face, canary diamonds for Cudi's rings and blue diamonds for the pants.
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Synthetic diamonds can cost 193 percent less than mined diamonds.
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Check out the VVS blue diamonds, 10 carat diamonds made in white gold and the flawless white diamonds making Trippie's favorite no.
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The necklace comprises 150 diamonds, with a mix of rough and polished diamonds, six hues of colored diamonds and six diamond shapes.
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The Arkansas driver's license is covered in diamonds that represent the Crater of Diamonds State Park, where visitors can mine for diamonds themselves.
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Mined diamonds is the appropriate way to discuss diamonds found in nature.
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Rare red Diamonds are rare gems, and red diamonds are even rarer.
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Despite being more rare, yellow diamonds are often more affordable than white diamonds.
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He said that in terms of the ecological and social costs, lab-grown diamonds can be "even better than mined diamonds" — not "even better than real diamonds."
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"I love the diamonds, and she's wearing Forevermark diamonds the whole time!" says Saltzman.
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The rarest rocks on Earth Blue diamonds — or type IIb diamonds — are extremely rare.
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Also, synthetic diamonds generally costing about 30 to 40 percent less than mined diamonds.
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The Blancpain cocktail watch and its bracelet have 71 round diamonds and two marquise diamonds.
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Colored diamonds fit into this category because they are not as plentiful as white diamonds.
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The synthetic diamonds grown in labs have the same chemical composition as traditional diamonds, but they are cheaper to produce and many consider them more ethical than traditionally mined diamonds.
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He doesn't see the lab-grown diamonds as an immediate threat to the traditionally mined diamonds.
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Technically, lab-grown diamonds only differ from natural diamonds in that they're made in a lab.
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San Francisco-based Brilliant Earth and Pure Grown Diamonds in Florida also sell lab-made diamonds.
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Similar to how they played up diamonds, and now most people expect diamonds for an engagement.
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Some cutters specialize in particular shapes, such as only round diamonds or only heart-shaped diamonds.
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The result: the Maharani Necklace, with 232 rose-cut diamonds and nearly 3,000 full-cut diamonds.
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Turner's necklace, designed by Louis Vuitton, was made with 640 diamonds and 305 baguette-cut diamonds.
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The 3.75-carat dazzler features a round-cut center diamond stone surrounded by a halo of smaller diamonds and two larger baguette-cut diamonds, plus a total of 164 round-cut diamonds.
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Three baguette diamonds hang from there, with three more small diamonds making way to the dangling pearl.
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Gem Diamonds has recovered a number of diamonds in recent months, with the company stating last week that it had unearthed six diamonds larger than 100 carats since the start of the year.
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The Larry mold features 300 diamonds and the chain he swings on is made with 200 additional diamonds.
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This makes blue diamonds not only some of the rarest, but also the deepest diamonds known on Earth.
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It could, for instance, for used to verify diamonds and prevent the trade in so-called blood diamonds.
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"What you get with blue diamonds, pink diamonds, green diamonds is a huge rare factor, and therefore an investment factor, when it comes to buying the stones," said Jody Wainwright, Boodles's director of precious gemstones.
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More than 75,000 diamonds have been unearthed in the park since the first diamonds were discovered there in 1906.
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The long chain features 38 diamonds, while its center boasts 13 emerald cut diamonds and a pear-shaped drop.
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Diamonds and coal are both made from carbon, but most of Earth's diamonds are much older than its coal.
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Blue diamonds comprise only about 0.02 percent of mined diamonds but include some of the world's most famous jewels.
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Engineers can turn the carbon from human ashes into diamonds that are physically and chemically identical to natural diamonds.
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Brenner and his cofounder Alan Shuster found a US-based lab making lab-grown diamonds identical to mined diamonds.
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Coloured or particularly large diamonds, however, have held value, especially pink diamonds, 90% of which are produced by Argyle.
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The jewelry chain buys the diamonds from Pure Grown Diamonds, a New Jersey company that produces them in Asia.
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In a 2016 sketch called "Melania's Diamonds," Rudolph supposes Trump launches a new business venture of her own: edible diamonds.
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Golden's ring is dope too ... 140 black diamonds that were each set by hand -- along with 7 larger white diamonds.
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Petra Diamonds closed its mine in Tanzania in September after the government seized a parcel of diamonds it was exporting.
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Alrosa mostly sells rough diamonds in bulk to jewelers, but its largest diamonds are polished and sold at international auctions.
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"These diamonds are among the deepest ever found," Carnegie Institution for Science geochemist Steven Shirey said of the blue diamonds.
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Since its founding in 1960, Graff Diamonds has produced jewels with some of the most significant diamonds in the world.
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Design details: Two Japanese dragonsMade with: Gold, 72 champagne diamonds, 231 cognac diamonds, mother of pearl, jasperAvailability: SoldSource: Rosan Diamond
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Rounding out her wedding look were $250,000 worth of diamonds from the jeweler, including handmade earrings with over 20 carats of cascading diamonds finished with six briolette-cut hanging stones and bracelets with over 35 carats of diamonds.
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But larger diamonds, those that are 10.8 carats or bigger and are considered "special size diamonds," are sold at international auctions.
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A ring with 7,777 diamonds worth almost $5 million set a record for having the most diamonds set in one ring.
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Clusters of regal European-cut diamonds dominated the 1920s, while oval-shaped Art Deco diamonds took the lead in the '30s.
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According to Morgan Stanley, sales of lab-grown diamonds make up just 1 percent of the global market of rough diamonds.
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The custom pendant is 14-karat gold with black diamonds and was crafted by celebrity jeweler Boodaddy Diamonds of Koosh Jewelers.
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"Grown" diamonds — a term the Diamond Producers Association disputes as misleading — cost consumers 33 to 40 percent less than natural diamonds.
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The team screened hundreds of thousands of diamonds before picking their final lineup of glittering test subjects, ultimately choosing diamonds that showed clear inclusions — visible flecks of leftover minerals from the ancient, underground rocks in which the diamonds formed.
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Brikk will allow you to customize your phone using small diamonds, big diamonds, yellow gold, rose gold, platinum, or any combinations thereof.
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The SiV0 diamondPhoto: Brendon Rose"Diamonds are forever" is a cliche that fails to fully encapsulate the many strange properties of diamonds.
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Murowa Diamonds, formerly majority-owned by Rio Tinto until June 2015, is the only private company mining diamonds in south central Zimbabwe.
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Blue diamonds comprise about 0.02 percent of mined diamonds, according to experts, but they include some of the world's most exquisite jewels.
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"Diamonds and synthetic diamonds are aiming for different consumers and can co-exist as two different products," it said in an email.
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And Kylie, being Kylie, returns diamonds with diamonds: When Tyga celebrated his birthday on Saturday, she gifted him with one impressive bracelet.
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Lab-grown diamonds are just as real as mined diamonds, but take about 3 billion less years to form, give or take.
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Here's what the "Iced Out" rapper got for his $500k: -- custom "Lil Pump" pendant with VVS diamonds-- diamond Cartier glasses with purple tinted shades -- two-tone rose/white gold Miami Cuban bracelet with VVS diamonds-- 2 rose gold Icebox diamond spike bracelets with VVS diamonds-- 2 white gold Icebox diamond spike bracelets with VVS diamonds-- baguette diamond ring with VVS diamonds But, wait, there's more ... we're told he also commissioned a one-of-a-kind diamond grill.
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The other, Murowa Diamonds, majority-owned by Rio Tinto until June 2015, is the only private company mining diamonds in south central Zimbabwe.
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"I changed my clothes, but I still had my diamonds on — millions of dollars of diamonds on in an AA meeting," she said.
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Safaree commissioned Eden Diamonds to make the pendant, which features rose and white gold alongside 28.5 carats of VS 1/2 clarity diamonds.
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"I changed my clothes, but I still had my diamonds on — millions of dollars of diamonds on in an AA meeting," Lovato said.
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Offering both mined diamonds and lab-grown diamonds might raise suspicions in customers' minds as to which they are actually getting, he says.
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The receptacles come in 14 varieties of crystal, from "Fitness" (red jasper, magnesite, and clear quartz, $98) to "Diamonds" (diamonds, clear quartz, $330).
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But conflict diamonds — diamonds mined in a war zone to finance militant activities — cast a shadow on the glamorous world of luxury jewelry.
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"While Williamson Diamonds Ltd declared in its documentation that the value of the diamonds was $14.798 million, a fresh valuation done by the government established that the actual value of the diamonds is $29.5million," Tanzania's Finance and Planning Ministry said in a statement.
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Unlike cubic zirconia and other crystals that are simply cut glass, these diamonds are not synthetic, and they are atomically identical to natural diamonds.
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Synthetic diamonds are a small fraction of the total amount of diamonds sold today, said Edahn Golan, an independent diamond analyst based in Israel.
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London-listed Vast Resources and Botswana Diamonds have said they are planning to mine diamonds in Marange in partnership with a local community trust.
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India is a key producer of polished diamonds, and Alrosa is ready to provide them with rough diamonds in the necessary quantities, it added.
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His offering, a series of pieces in which the A's and V's merge into M's, was set with diamonds, black diamonds, onyx and emeralds.
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These cultivated diamonds consist of actual carbon atoms arranged in the characteristic diamond crystal structure, and are made of the same material as mined diamonds.
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London-listed Vast Resources and Botswana Diamonds have previously said they are planning to mine diamonds in Marange in partnership with a local community trust.
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"Maybe it was the dreamy color of my dress or the diamonds I got to wear or being nominated or again — the diamonds," Belle jokes.
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The park in As of Monday, 319 diamonds had been found at Crater of Diamonds State Park in 2019, weighing a total of 63.49 carats.
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The solitaire is at the center, but there are also rectangular diamonds on both side of it and smaller, square diamonds lining the lower band.
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"Grown diamonds can be even better than mined diamonds in terms of the ecological and social costs," said Jeremy Scholz, the company's chief technology officer.
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Oh and check out the matching wedding bands ... they're covered with over 48 carats of invisible set baguette diamonds surrounded by solitaire brilliant round diamonds.
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The site contains facilities for processing diamonds, jewelery merchants, and an office of the Kimberley Process — the authority charged with ensuring diamonds are ethically sourced.
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Created in 1964 by the so-called King of Diamonds, the necklace features 45 graduated round brilliant-cut diamonds, weighing a total of 66 carats.
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The BAPE camo diamond chain carries a sick colorful pendant ... including black diamonds to make out Cudi's hair and white diamonds for Cudi's t-shirt.
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They are grown from the tiny carbon seeds of pre-existing diamonds, allowing people to enjoy real diamonds without the human and environmental toll of mining.
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The gorgeous piece features a cushion-cut center stone surrounded by a halo of smaller diamonds and accented with two baguette diamonds on the band's shank.
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It's pretty dope ... Bling used white diamonds for the top part's "Hood," plus green, pink, yellow and blue diamonds to spell out "Pope" on the bottom.
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Uzi's chain is made up of 10,000 diamonds and gems -- including pink, sapphire, white, canary and chocolate diamonds -- and features Gucci links like Pharrell's famous necklace.
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Danielle's name was engraved on the back of an 18-carat yellow gold necklace from Icebox Diamonds & Watches ... with 184 diamonds and a $10k price tag.
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The lab-grown diamonds are chemically identical to mined diamonds but don't carry the same environmental and ethical problems and are just as beautiful and durable.
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Petra Diamonds said on Monday that it had halted operations at its Williamson mine after the government seized the diamonds and questioned some of its employees.
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Welch joked with PEOPLE saying they chose Moss' custom Forevermark earrings (made with nearly nine carats of diamonds) because: "We just wanted f— you diamonds," she says.
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The valuable rock was purchased by Golden Yellow Diamonds for the diamond manufacturer M. A. Anavi Diamond Group, which specialises in coloured diamonds, according to Petra's announcement.
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De Beers has been fighting competition from laboratory-grown diamonds by producing its own synthetic diamonds from its Element Six subsidiary at a lower cost than peers.
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" She bought its Big Bang Steel Diamonds watch because "it has a rubber strap, which makes it casual, but it's combined with elegant diamonds on the bezel.
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As a result, Shikongo estimates that 95% of diamonds recovered from the sea are of "gem quality," compared to just 40-60% of diamonds from land operations.
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Alrosa, which is already the largest producer of rough diamonds in carat terms, competes with Anglo American's De Beers, the biggest seller of rough diamonds by value.
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De Beers (pretty much the sole proprietor for diamonds in the world for over a century) made a concerted push on popular culture to make diamonds a thing.
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Alcoholics Anonymous meeting in N.Y.C. "I changed my clothes, but I still had my diamonds on — millions of dollars of diamonds on in an AA meeting," Lovato said.
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"A majority of people still prefer natural diamonds that come from the earth, but there is definitely is an audience for lab-grown diamonds," Brilliant Earth's Gerstein added.
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The ceremony's decorations may have featured faux diamonds and that aisle was probably glittering with rhinestones, but there's no doubt that one set of diamonds is 100% real.
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The diamond has been classified as Type IIa, a category reserved for flawless diamonds (which account for less than 1% of all diamonds on Earth), NBC News explains.
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Gold jewellery, silver and processed diamonds will also be taxed at 3 percent, while the tax on rough diamonds will be 0.25 percent, revenue secretary Hasmukh Adhia said.
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Once they're sorted, the larger diamonds — stones that are 10.8 carats or bigger are considered "special size" diamonds — are cut, polished, and sold at international auctions like Christie's.
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At Arkansas' Crater of Diamonds State Park, visitors can search a massive volcanic crater for rough diamonds with a "finders, keepers" policy and free identification and registration services.
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This year alone, the average discount of lab-grown diamonds to natural diamonds widened to 42 percent by mid-November from 29 percent in January, analyst Zimnisky said.
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But the helium in the super-deep diamonds could have originated only where the diamonds formed, in the mantle — strong evidence that a helium reservoir exists down there.
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But the helium in the super-deep diamonds could have originated only where the diamonds formed, in the mantle — strong evidence that a helium reservoir exists down there.
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"Once the diamonds fall on the surface of a polymer epoxy, and that polymer cures, the diamonds are fixed in their position, fixed in their orientation, and it's actually the orientation of those diamonds that we developed a technology that allows us to read those angles very quickly," Gaathon told TechCrunch.
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To the naked eye — and especially from the comfort of our sofas — they look like identical oval-cut diamonds surrounded by 84 smaller diamonds on the halo and band.
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However, with the advancement of lab-grown diamonds, technology used by brands like Brilliant Earth and Diamond Foundry, acquiring diamonds has become a much more affordable — and ethical — process.
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"Delicate and elegant" and featuring a large central stone, the 3-carat platinum ring is set within a halo of smaller diamonds and further accented with 80 round diamonds.
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Bella added a dose of diamonds to her look with Bulgari's iconic Serpenti High Jewelry necklace in white gold and diamonds paired with the matching Serpenti High Jewelry bracelet.
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De Beers is banking on a long-term future for natural diamonds and is investing $468 million in a new vessel to mine diamonds off the coast of Namibia.
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Short Gold Bar Drop Necklace with Diamonds, $400Simple and refined, the Short Gold Bar Necklace is a pure gold bar inset with diamonds, hanging on a fine gold chain.
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The point isn't just that there's diamonds somewhere in the rough, but that given enough time and effort, they can find a handful of diamonds in just about anything.
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Moiseev said current restrictions had not affected CAR's total output of diamonds, instead increasing the amount of diamonds sold illegally and generating profits for middlemen rather than local communities.
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We're told the piece is decked out in emerald-cut diamonds on the border, diamonds to make the Cardinal in the middle, and a pink diamond for the eye!!
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The Kimberley Process seeks to end trade in conflict diamonds, also known as blood diamonds, which it says are used by rebel groups to finance wars against legitimate governments.
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"Because the diamonds went through a high energy process, almost like a tumbling effect, only the best, high quality diamonds survived and made it to the sea," he says.
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Shop jewelry at VraiThis downtown LA-based company only uses solid gold and Diamond Foundry diamonds, which are physically and chemically indistinguishable from mined diamonds, and created using solar energy.
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They each have colored diamonds (a blush-colored padparadscha sapphire ring for Eugenie and a Burmese ruby ring from Garrard for Fergie) with each surrounded by diamonds in flower patterns.
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The brand's diamonds are all sourced in New York and have all gone through the Kimberley Process, a certification in established in 2000 to keep "conflict diamonds" off the market.
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Featuring diamonds set in platinum, it was made in 1932 for the Queen's grandmother Queen Mary and features a center detachable brooch made of ten diamonds dating back to 1893.
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This San Francisco-based company has figured out how to make high-quality diamonds in its Santa Clara, California, lab that are atomically identical to diamonds mined from the earth.
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Amish Shah, the president of ALTR Created Diamonds, which produces synthetic diamonds, said the category's estimated market value stands at $150 million, but could grow to $1 billion by 2020.
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Sourcing lab-grown diamonds from growers around the world — from Tel Aviv to San Francisco — Ada Diamonds works to create custom engagement rings, necklaces and other jewelry pieces for clients.
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To continue the smog-into-diamonds idea would be doable but, according to Clive Hill, founder of Washington, DC-based synthetic diamond firm WD Lab Grown Diamonds, it'd be tough.
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The ring, which features a 3-carat pear-shaped diamond, is accented with a halo of small diamonds, along with an additional 80 diamonds on the band and throughout the structure.
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For this year's Academy Awards, she accessorized the look with a pixie crop, a smokey eye, and Pomellato's Tango earrings with brown diamonds, Iconica bangle with brown diamonds, and Sabbia ring.
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According to Kensington Palace, the English tiara, which features diamonds set in platinum, was made in 1932 and features a center detachable brooch made of ten diamonds dating back to 1893.
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The bandeau, which is made of diamonds and platinum, is formed as a flexible band of 11 sections, pierced with interlaced ovals and pavé set with large and small brilliant diamonds.
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"For the longest time I've been wanting to make a chain with ice blue diamonds along with pink sapphires and of course some canary diamonds and #VVS," Baller wrote on Instagram.
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They clamped the gasket between a pair of diamonds, and continued squeezing the diamonds until they hit the desired pressures, nearly 2 million times the pressure on the surface of Earth.
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Loans on diamonds only accounted for small percentage of the bank's assets, but $400 million was reportedly lost on the sector with consumer demand falling and the price of diamonds dropping.
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Assuming you have the time to hunch over and scour for diamonds across dozens of acres, Crater of Diamonds State Park sure seems to be a good place to find one.
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Design details: Two pandas in a treeMade with: Gold, 612 diamonds, 6 rubies, 12 pink sapphires, 4 green diamonds, jasper, jadeite, malachite, violane, seashell, mother of pearlAvailability: For saleSource: Rosan Diamond
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Here's the breakdown: -- Chandelier Brick AP Watch -- 2553 carats of VVS baguette diamonds set in 18k rose gold ($358k) -- Cuban Chain -- 90 carats of VVS diamonds on a Cuban link chain.
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Appears in: "Unfaithful" / "Diamonds" / "Stay" / "Love on the Brain".
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Diamonds are — as we know — a girl's best friend.
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Jay-Z & Beanie Sigel) / "Diamonds Remix" (Kanye West feat.
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"While we do see strong interest from Asian buyers in the field of coloured diamonds, the demand for colourless diamonds remains, with high prices achieved for the very best examples," Kadakia said.
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Over the following months, these diamonds were further polished and cut to create nine main stones, 96 smaller diamonds, and a quantity of polished of cuts or what is known as ends.
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The 19883 cards 1 red oval 2 red ovals 1 green oval 2 green ovals 1 red diamond 2 red diamonds 1 green diamond 2 green diamonds have no SET among them.
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We're told Gabe worked 2 weeks to come up with the perfect piece for Amari ... and it's complete with 35 carats of emerald cut VVS diamonds and 30 carats of round diamonds.
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"Since Gem Diamonds acquired Letšeng in 2006, the mine has produced some of the world's most remarkable diamonds, including the 603 carat Lesotho Promise, however, this exceptional top quality diamond is the largest to be mined to date and highlights the unsurpassed quality of the Letšeng mine," Clifford Elphick, Gem Diamonds' Chief Executive Officer, said in a statement.
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Gem Diamonds, which mines diamonds from the Letseng mine in Lesotho and the Ghaghoo mine in Botswana, said its full-year pretax profit fell to $52.4 million from $99 million, a year earlier.
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Rob enlisted his friend Ben Baller to create a custom, gigantic diamond ring for Blac Chyna, which also features smaller diamonds lining the whole band, because a girl never, ever has enough diamonds.
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In addition to the 131-ideal cut diamonds surrounding its 7043- by 16-millimeter case, the watch includes 92 Ashoka diamonds, a special cut patented by William Goldberg, a New York diamond cutter.
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X Ring with White Diamonds, available at AUrate, $900 - $1,000Available in 14k or 18k yellow, white, and rose gold Diagonally intersecting gold bands adorned with little diamonds make this an eye-catching piece.
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When it closes, naturally colored diamonds will probably become even more scarce: The mine produces 90 percent of naturally colored pink diamonds in the world, according to Mr. Soirat, the Rio Tinto executive.
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Her signature earrings feature jagged clusters of diamonds or pearls with cascades of white gold fringe punctuated by diamonds or seed pearls that can move along the strands or hang from the sides.
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The necklace has 200 grams of gold with 25ct diamonds.
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Police say he replaced the wrapped diamonds with empty wrappers.
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She even explains how these diamonds are good for you.
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It's unclear whether or not this will include edible diamonds.
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Gahcho Kue, 49 percent owned by Mountain Province Diamonds IncMPV.
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Her fragrance, White Diamonds, is the perfect gift for mom.
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White Diamonds by Elizabeth Taylor Eau de Toilette, $69; macys.
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Could her ring be a taco made out of diamonds?
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And Jay Z wasn't missing out from wearing any diamonds.
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Diamonds do not qualify, because each one differs in quality.
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"Other women want diamonds and fur coats," Ms. Pepper said.
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But diamonds' principal value has nothing to do with science.
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Diamonds are rare and water literally falls from the sky.
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Where before they call 911, they start stealing my diamonds.
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There's even diamonds on the headphone jack and inline remote.
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And those aren't just any diamonds on Markle's ring, either.
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I swear, a dozen diamonds fell out of her ass.
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There are only diamonds on the dial in the inside.
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"The album's not really about stunting and diamonds," he says.
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Tambourine Man" and especially "Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds.
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Now about those gaudy orange diamonds screwed to the outside.
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At these high pressures, the diamonds really want to crack.
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He proposed with a padparadscha sapphire ring surrounded by diamonds.
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But impurities are what give diamonds their individuality and character.
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Gem Diamonds recovered 35,755 carats during the quarter ended Sept.
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Kylie Jenner is declaring her love in diamonds and gold.
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Diamonds are a girl's best friend, but only during peacetime.
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Pressure can break pipes and it also can make diamonds.
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Does that mean that Islands isn't necessarily Nick Diamonds music?
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"Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" typifies the wacky spectacle.
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Musaad sees "No Diamonds" as a lesson to these teens.
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"These are my diamonds, these flowers, these trees," he said.
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The diamonds are set by an expert goldsmith in Finland.
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Perhaps it's time we called diamonds "a boy's best friend"?
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He considered luxury investments like gold or diamonds too risky.
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Flowers. Dinner. Diamonds. And a trip to the strip club.
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In September 2019, Alrosa sold $2.2 million of polished diamonds.
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Most of Russia's diamonds are mined in the Yakutia region.
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That makes diamonds a lot more common than we thought.
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It costs $10 to dig for diamonds in the park.
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Read more: Russia is the world's largest producer of diamonds.
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That is fueling the prices we are seeing for diamonds.
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Sophie Turner's gorgeous necklace was made with nearly 1,000 diamonds.
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You know I don't play when it comes to diamonds.
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It was diamonds, so I'd also get the carat weight.
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Just take her "Denim and Diamonds" number from this episode.
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Today: The tattoo parlor is now JR's Diamonds and Jewelry.
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More than just chemicals, diamonds involve preciousness, authenticity and heritage.
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Or a raccoon, foolishly wearing all the diamonds he stole?
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Purple diamonds result from both hydrogen inclusions and physical deformation.
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Diamonds, at least in the New York courts, aren't forever.
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A collaboration with the Helzberg Diamonds was put on hold.
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Her business interests ranged from diamonds to banking to cellphones.
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Diamonds are also an ethical issue for many young people.
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Our diamonds give you something positive to look forward to.
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A deluxe professional magic wand, lacquered and encrusted with diamonds?
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This gift may not be diamonds, but it's definitely tastier.
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There is a reason engagement rings and diamonds are synonymous.
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The Serpenti wood and diamonds bracelet, symbol of eternal life.
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In total, we're told there are 60 carats of diamonds.
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The job requires Cassidy to carry diamonds to nearby stores.
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For, like Dr Wardle's nanotubes, diamonds are made of carbon.
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Ring Concierge only deals with colorless and near colorless diamonds.
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Diamonds are finite; they're precious; they're straight from the earth.
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Carole Williams, Richmond, Va. Diamonds were never my best friend.
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Who says engagement rings have to have diamonds or gemstones?
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Like diamonds, these luxury goods never go out of style.
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It's a watermelon tourmaline set in rose gold with diamonds.
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Together, they produce a half of the world's rough diamonds.
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Read more: A Fine Pairing: Printed Dresses and Classic Diamonds
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Our biggest jewelry clients, especially for colored diamonds, are Asians.
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The first is in their ability to resell manufactured diamonds.
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The entire piece features 250 carats of all VS diamonds.
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In other words, while these nano-diamonds are just as much real diamonds as the kind we wear in jewelry, they have different traits that only seem the show up on these small scales.
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Diamonds fueled a decade-long civil war in Sierra Leone, ending in 2002, in which rebels forced civilians to mine the stones and bought weapons with the proceeds, leading to the term 'blood diamonds'.
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On the same day, the government confiscated a consignment of diamonds from a mine majority-owned by Petra Diamonds after accusing the firm of under-declaring the value of the stones by around half.
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The diamonds are stored in a credit card-sized device containing a chip that allows immediate valuation based on exchange trading and instant authentication, which is crucial as synthetic diamonds have no resale value.
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Its narrow definition of conflict diamonds—that trade in these precious stones supports rebel factions—also allowed Zimbabwe to sell certified diamonds, even though their sale propped up the regime of dictator Robert Mugabe.
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The layered elephant motif is built up with diamonds and white and black gold, using a technique Graff is calling "diamond-marquetry," in which individually cut and set diamonds combine to create an image.
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We're told Tyler got hooked up with a 14k gold pendant with 25 carats of VS1 white and blue diamonds ... and an iced-out 14k rose gold Cuban chain with 18 carats of diamonds.
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Design details: A butterfly in flight among orchidsMade with: Gold, 133 diamonds, 86 black diamonds, 4 blue sapphires, 48 pink sapphires, 68 rubies, jadeite, pearl, coral, nephrite, mother of pearl, rhodoniteAvailability: SoldSource: Rosan Diamond
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Diamonds fuelled a decade-long civil war in Sierra Leone, ending in 2002, in which rebels forced civilians to mine the stones and bought weapons with the proceeds, leading to the term 'blood diamonds'.
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Diamonds — especially so-called conflict, or blood, diamonds used by warlords to fund wars that have racked the region — have long been at the center of controversy in Sierra Leone and elsewhere in Africa.
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The ring has 11 custom diamonds that make up the "H" on the top of the piece -- one for every playoff victory ... and 101 diamonds overall on the top (one for every regular season win).
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From those early questions, Ada Diamonds — a start-up that provides lab-grown diamonds made through a special process using high pressure and temperature to make stones identical to those extracted from nature — was born.
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Botswana is the world's biggest producer of diamonds, and exports of diamonds mined in the country fell 83 percent to $2.4 billion last year, the southern African country's lowest shipment of gems in six years.
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By studying these inclusions carefully, researchers can estimate what sorts of minerals were in the rocks where the diamonds formed; the inclusions can also indicate where (approximately) in the Earth&aposs crust those diamonds formed.
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The week after the Brooklyn rapper walked away from that epic LAX brawl, and faced violent threats in Texas, he's flossin' a Billy the Puppet charm covered in 24.2 carats of diamonds and black diamonds.
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Buzzfeed News investigated some of the posts from women who said their rings were returned after repair with lower-quality diamonds or with further damage that resulted in loose diamonds falling out and getting lost.
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There is an identical 18 karat golden cup — replete with 50 emeralds and white diamonds along with "golden arches" studded with 50 yellow diamonds — that patrons can win by entering a sweepstakes (no purchase necessary).
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The latter is a V-shaped stud covered in pavé diamonds.
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Diamonds are a product like gold or crude oil: rational, conservative.
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Then that deal fell through—Ferrara did not have any diamonds.
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Coal country votes were worth more than diamonds to Donald Trump.
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Prices for diamonds depend on their color, size and cut quality.
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B*tch you love diamonds Chanel & your kids.... it's all there!
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The Denver Broncos ... diamonds in their mouths ... and on their fingers.
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Blue diamonds are arguably the rarest and most sought-after color.
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The people in the mirror are her diamonds in her life.
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But one forecast seems solid: there will be fewer new diamonds.
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New technologies may help liberate more diamonds from kimberlite more efficiently.
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No workers at Gahcho Kué touch the diamonds with bare hands.
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Notice how the diamonds sparkle as you turn your head around.
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I know millennials aren't buying diamonds right now, but come on.
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I want a royal wedding — all white with diamonds and crystals.
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It's diamonds and gold and can be worn as a pendant.
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Rihanna, naturally, liked her booze surrounded by diamonds (though who wouldn't?).
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They say diamonds are forever, but you know what's really forever?
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KBH: Lab-made is appropriate for discussing diamonds grown by man.
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They're also saying that mined diamonds are continuing to decline, drastically.
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Plus, they'd need to heat a sample without cracking the diamonds.
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I got to wear so many diamonds — what's not to love?
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Unscrewing the diamonds without losing the metal, well, that's another story.
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Could have got her some better shoes … Gotta have some diamonds!
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There's about 15 carats of diamonds on both atop 14k gold.
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Jose is currently playing for the Pittsburg Diamonds professional baseball team.
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Millennials have been accused of killing canned tuna, motorcycles and diamonds.
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An hour of infinite hearts costs 30 diamonds, or about $3.
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However, diamonds are only scarce if you ignore laboratory-grown stones.
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Diamond Foundry isn't the only company out there making synthetic diamonds.
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He hoped to "dispel the rumour that all diamonds are bad".
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They would have been better off going after gold or diamonds.
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"It'd have been easier to get rid of diamonds," he said.
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PRAIA, Cape Verde — Some countries have oil, diamonds or cocoa beans.
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I'm probably the only man in my sport who wears diamonds.
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Graff Diamonds is the most recent house to announce its departure.
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It was a safe containing $52,000 in cash, gold and diamonds.
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"I'm personally partial to diamonds falling," he said with a smile.
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Diamonds arrive at the sorting facility regularly, but not every day.
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At this facility, diamonds are sorted by size, color, and quality.
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Most diamonds are not completely colorless, often possessing slight yellowish tints.
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"Rose-cut diamonds are the most beautiful things," Mr. Arora said.
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In 2016, the country produced over $915 million worth of diamonds.
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A lattice of rubies and diamonds crisscrossed a mysteriously leaden cuff.
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The "Diamonds Are Forever" star said it's something she won't repeat.
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Emeralds and peridots go Nouveau Deco in onyx, diamonds and gold.
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How about the national emergency over uncut diamonds from Sierra Leone?
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I was devastated, but KC showered me with diamonds and cars.
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The big ideas became small and hard and sparkling as diamonds.
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Like the Katia, they come in either black or white diamonds.
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"They showed me stuff with diamonds — I wasn't moved," she said.
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He brought up the diamonds and ... KW: Ted was pretty bad.
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Check out the pics ... Beyonce traded diamonds for a lemon rope.
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It's a sword-knife thing with diamonds on a necklace chain.
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For Nakyn harbours one of the world's richest deposits of diamonds.
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Instead, they were drawn to the idea that diamonds represent authenticity.
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Textiles, diamonds and water accounted for most exports, and still do.
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It has large quantities of diamonds, gold, oil, timber and uranium.
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The suit order is spades highest, then hearts, diamonds, and clubs.
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Women wore diamonds to breakfast, and people tried to hustle you.
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It was impossible, however, to miss the diamonds at De Beers.
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RUSSIA'S ALROSA CONSIDERS STARTING PROSPECTING FOR DIAMONDS IN MOZAMBIQUE - DEPUTY CEO
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Made of diamonds and platinum, the tiara has eleven separate sections.
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They scrutinize individual diamonds, metal settings and fonts and any engravings.
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Maybe Monroe was wrong, and diamonds aren't a girl's best friend.
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The title of "special envoy for conflict diamonds" will be removed.
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The triangular-cut diamonds are an early effort at faceted gems.
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A video of her version of "Diamonds" was widely viewed online.
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Dollars are hoarded like diamonds, except dollars are easier to spend.
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You do not need to be cutting diamonds in your apartment.
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The other weighs 2.65 pounds and sports 70 carats in diamonds.
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It's the handy work of Icebox Diamonds & Watches in the ATL.
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Society kind of says that diamonds are the way to go.
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"Throw your diamonds up 'cause we in this bitch another 'gain!"
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Whether you're just not a diamonds girl or would rather put a down payment on our actual wedding, pearls are the perfect engagement ring alternative to those same-old same-old diamonds we've been seeing forever.
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De Beers says people still want the real thing and the biggest threat is from undisclosed synthetic diamonds, when unscrupulous producers fail to say they are selling diamonds that have been man-made rather than mined.
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Diamonds will retail from $200 for a quarter-carat stone up to $800 for a one-carat stone and will be available in different hues from pink, blue and white diamonds in earring and necklace designs.
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It sells the lab-made diamonds for less than rivals to emphasize the difference between what it sees as fun, fashion jewelry and natural diamonds created in the earth and with a high re-sale value.
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In order to reach this master level of diamond cutting, some of these craftsmen must practice for over 10 years with white diamonds before they acquire skills and patience needed to handle even rarer colored diamonds.
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By 33, there would be more than 500 million carats of "used" diamonds in circulation — a testament to the cartel's success, but more than 50 times the number of "new" diamonds being taken out of mines.
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She gradually has added higher-priced pieces to the mix, such as a long necklace of prong-set diamonds that retails for slightly more than $25,000 and a heart-shaped pendant encrusted with pavé diamonds at $6,000.
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The fancy cups, called the "Golden Shamrock Shake," are made with high-polish 18k gold and embellished with 50 green emeralds, 50 white diamonds, and 50 yellow diamonds representing the 50 years of the iconic green drink.
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Then in 2017, a cryptocurrency fund manager who purchased the whole thing, Ville Oehman, owner of V Diamonds, partnered with World of Diamonds to raffle off the dinner experience (sans diamond ring) to the masses using cryptocurrency.
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GyroGraff models that were presented at Baselworld this year had scenes of the Great Wall of China, with 38 emerald-cut diamonds, and Beijing's Temple of Heaven, rendered in yellow gold and rows of baguette-cut diamonds.
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They also include hardware made from 18-karat white gold and diamonds.
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And we just found out that Chris Pratt also knows his diamonds.
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I might fill in the baguettes and put all round diamonds there.
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As polished as one of the diamonds on her $150,000,000 diamond necklace.
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About the diamonds: They're one of a few currencies in the game.
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In the mid-2000s, diamonds were the hot new thing in physics.
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The decline is because millennials hate diamonds and gotta get them gone.
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She paired the gown with diamonds from Chopard and Jimmy Choo shoes.
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Scientists think crystals, like diamonds, might not distort the information so much.
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One of those diamonds goes to his beloved sister Zilpha (Oona Chaplin).
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The diamonds could be sprinkled as crystals found uniformly throughout the cratons.
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Andrew Grima's sparkling design includes yellow gold and carved ruby with diamonds.
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Cannon also emphasized that diamonds are not just meant for engagement rings.
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Diamonds are now synonymous with engagement rings, but it wasn't always so.
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TMZ cameras also filmed them at the Ace of Diamonds strip club.
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There are no diamonds involved, but the toothbrushes are expensive as hell.
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Diamonds also accounted for 14% of Anglo American's core profit in 2018.
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One race type has you collecting giant diamonds spread throughout the track.
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Not gold plated, it's made of real gold and embellished with diamonds.
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Waddell's handmade eternity band features 36 round diamonds set in rose gold.
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I learned how to sort diamonds and helped bring in new clients.
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After about 10 requests to chat, you'll have to earn more diamonds.
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Glaciers, it was posited in 1899, might have carried the diamonds south.
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Nicki's custom bling features a 17-carat center with VVS2-clarity diamonds.
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Synthetic diamonds were invented the same year as the microwave in 1954.
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News, Webster got her a butterfly choker festooned with diamonds in August.
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The center is set with a detachable brooch of 10 brilliant diamonds.
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Diamonds or twine, no matter what, I'll be wrapped around your finger.
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Answer: $225,000 How much did Charlize Theron's Harry Winston diamonds bling cost?
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It is set with 19,000 precious stones, most believed to be diamonds.
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Sierra Leone depends on exports of diamonds and iron ore for revenue.
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As the old adage goes, diamonds are indeed formed under intense pressure.
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Botswana, Africa's greatest development success story, depends heavily on diamonds, for instance.
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She shows up to pose for another family photo dripping in diamonds.
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Carter's diamonds giveaway probably didn't have an impact on his Amazon rankings.
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The outside two diamonds are from his late mother Princess Diana's collection.
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Cook also shared a close-up of the gorgeous Nadis Diamonds ring.
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They are vintage with delicate swirls of circular diamonds set in platinum.
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Excuse my frankness, but who needs a case when you've got diamonds?
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Combined with diamonds, copper now provides some 11.5 percent of Rio's EBITDA.
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The inclusions in the meteorite's diamonds told of a similarly turbulent past.
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Analysts say increased production of laboratory-grown diamonds has lowered their price.
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Past emergencies have focused on everything from swine flu to rough diamonds.
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After all, Chopra has always identified as a mega-fan of diamonds.
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The world does not need a car with diamonds in its speakers.
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Somehow, he also knows that Delaney stole those diamonds from another slaver.
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Marilyn Monroe taught us unequivocally that diamonds are a girl's best friend.
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Simple: with tons of diamonds and champagne, and not as many clothes.
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The Council had earlier lifted the ban on Liberian timber and diamonds.
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The ring is accented with beautiful pavé diamonds going around the band.
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Her "Diamonds World Tour" was the fifth-highest grossing tour of 2013.
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Sadly, I didn't spot any diamonds in my handful of kimberlite ore.
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TODAY'S NUMBER 1,000,000,000,000,000 That's the estimated amount of diamonds -- a quadrillion tons!
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The mine is also the world's main source of rare blue diamonds.
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Diamonds Cluster Ring, $2,000, available at MejuriThin Band, $195, available at Mejuri
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A simple round cut sapphire ring accompanied by a pair of diamonds
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A bold line of diamonds to wear on one ear or both
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In Alpine skiing, black diamonds are symbols for steep and hazardous slopes.
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Like straight up diamonds, shotguns poking out over our heads, and stuff.
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If the ring has perfect diamonds, it could cost between $300,000-$350,000.
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These engagement rings are littered with diamonds of varied shapes and sizes.
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Black diamonds and rose gold make for a totally unexpected, gorgeous combination.
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One factor playing in favor of created diamonds is shifting consumer attitudes.
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And this hinged bangle is covered in diamonds and retails for $15,000.
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The dreidel was made of diamonds and gems contributed by community members.
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Upstairs, the ceiling decoration shifts to painted stars, diamonds, flourishes and florals.
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Then sparkling pixels like millions of tiny diamonds and kaleidoscopic neon swirls.
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Still: Dreams of friendship and sunsets over baseball diamonds were one thing.
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The pieces are loaded with a total of 7 carats in diamonds.
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A. In diamonds, unexpected colors may arise in a variety of ways.
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Wealth Matters Diamonds, as the song says, are a girl's best friend.
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"When you put carbon under high pressure, you get diamonds," he said.
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It's complemented by a band of smaller diamonds that total 25 carats.
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Blue, black, white and even chocolate and cognac diamonds, to be specific!
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Take it from me: Pregnancy hormones and missing diamonds don't mix well.
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Diamonds, however, owe their strength to the rigidity of their molecular structure.
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Diamonds, scams, sports legends, and Adam Sandler in one grimy, glorious package?
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Two diamonds sit in front of you — one mined, one lab-grown.
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Many diamonds end up with rounded shapes rather than being sharply defined.
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Before my visit to Ring Concierge, I wasn't too interested in diamonds.
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Previously proposed rate hikes for diamonds, niobium and other materials remain unchanged.
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Other miners operating in the country include Shanta Gold and Petra Diamonds.
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Her work incorporates acrylic diamonds, which add texture to the resin sculptures.
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"Diamonds are Forever" (1971): Jill St. John played diamond smuggler Tiffany Case.
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But there it was, beckoning me: "The Eustace Diamonds," crumbling and stained.
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Billboards and big diamonds are not necessary for proposals to be romantic.
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Ivan's narwhal horn staff was covered in diamonds, rubies, sapphires, and emeralds.
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But there are diamonds — or at least, say, tourmalines — to be found.
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The suspects smashed a display case, fleeing with diamonds, pearls and rubies.
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They explain how fires burn and why diamonds are what they are.
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"Josa, meanwhile, said she has learned to "treat energy like platinum diamonds.
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You and I while we can, through the transitive nightfall of diamonds.
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But the company buys its rough diamonds from suppliers with various mines.
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Brilliant-cut diamonds surround the plaque, closely set by visible gold metal.
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According to docs, Amber formed a corporation called Ace of Diamonds, Inc.
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At that time, most Americans who bought diamonds bought tiny, inexpensive stones.
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Where normal diamonds are created when intense heat and pressure are applied to carbon, memorial diamonds are made with the carbon found in human remains, which is then put through a machine that replicates that amount of compression.
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Petra Diamonds bought Cullinan in 2008, aiming to breathe new life into the South African mine renowned for yielding the largest rough gem diamond ever found - 3,106 carats - and being the world's main source of rare blue diamonds.
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Petra Diamonds bought Cullinan in 2008, aiming to breathe new life into the South African mine renowned for yielding the largest rough gem diamond ever found - 13,106 carats - and being the world's main source of rare blue diamonds.
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Petra Diamonds bought Cullinan in 2008, aiming to breathe new life into the South African mine renowned for yielding the largest rough gem diamond ever found - 3,13 carats - and being the world's main source of rare blue diamonds.
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DAR ES SALAAM (Reuters) - Tanzanian prosecutors charged two government officials on Friday with economic sabotage after they were accused of undervaluing an export-bound consignment of diamonds seized from a mine majority owned by London-listed Petra Diamonds.
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He was not worried about the manufactured diamonds being confused with the natural ones because his company is upfront about distinguishing the two, but he was concerned that the less-expensive option could cannibalize sales of natural diamonds.
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Our sources say this is a Mother of Pearl Rolex, and it comes fully loaded with 15.38 carats of VS diamonds around the band, and 1.5 carats of VS diamonds on the Roman numerals lining the face dial.
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If I happened to find a bunch of diamonds in my backyard, I would sell them and buy a diversified portfolio of financial assets rather than hoarding a big stash of diamonds in a safe in my basement.
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Diamonds, particularly marine diamonds which are generally more valuable than land-based stones because lower quality gems are washed away by waves, are an important commodity in Namibia and make up around 20 percent of its foreign export earnings.
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Synthetic diamonds can be made in laboratories, using either large presses to simulate the pressures and temperatures experienced deep underground, or a process called chemical vapour deposition to grow diamonds as carbon atoms settle on top of each other.
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Rahul Kadakia, international head of jewelry at Christie's in New York, said jewelry sales had been strong for the last three years, driven by the prices of colored diamonds — like blues and pinks, which are rarer than white diamonds.
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Then he read about something that promised to turn the diamond industry upside down — laboratories were successfully growing diamonds at equivalent quality to mined diamonds without the stigma, and they were being sold at a fraction of the price.
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What guests will notice the most about the hotel&aposs tree, created by haute couture designer Debbie Wingham, is that it&aposs heavily decorated in diamonds, but not just regular white diamonds, but also red, pink, and black ones.
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The height of the tiara was increased in 1953 by adding more diamonds.
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In the bracelet, we're told there's 100 grams of gold and 15ct diamonds.
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Acacia dominates the industry, followed by AngloGold Ashanti, Petra Diamonds and Shanta Gold.
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Or, is it because diamonds are too expensive, and millennials can't afford them?
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A release notes that a few diamonds will have their provenance clearly displayed.
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Artist's impression of nanoscale diamonds surrounding a young star in the Milky Way.
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Rathod left the J.Hilburn last year and today is CEO of Spence Diamonds.
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Sure, diamonds are nice, but so is freeing yourself from crippling student debt!
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It also discusses the couple's engagement and how Markle's ring includes Diana's diamonds.
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Diamonds are lattices of carbon atoms where each carbon connects to four others.
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They have less defects, less discolorations and are objectively stronger than natural diamonds.
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And the ladies are dazzling in their gowns and diamonds, as per usual.
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We've had cups that have had diamonds in them and emeralds and rubies.
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Its creation required half a kilogram of gold and 137 diamonds, says Caviar.
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The new shade "looks like purple diamonds" on the skin, according to Star.
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But she clearly hasn't forgotten, dedicating her performance of "Diamonds" to the victims.
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The singer "always loved being showered with roses and diamonds," says a pal.
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The total weight of all the diamonds is about 3.9 carats, Lane says.
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In the 1930s it started to promote a link between diamonds and marriage.
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With most products, lower prices increase demand; with diamonds, they could kill it.
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There are legal restrictions on the share of excess diamonds it may buy.
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The global supply of diamonds is expected to peak within a few years.
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However, you can get moissanite rings for a darn sight cheaper than diamonds.
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One thousand diamonds on each side, so make sure you don't drop them.
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The stone is flanked by two smaller diamonds from Princess Diana's personal collection.
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The stone is flanked by two smaller diamonds from Princess Diana's personal collection.
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Mr Panagiotarokis says it offers "little gems—diamonds you won't see anywhere else".
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In one case, "encouragement" took the shape of a giveaway for literal diamonds.
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For that reason, diamonds are thought to be the commonest gemstones on Earth.
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And that's exactly what we do when making lab-grown diamonds — crystalize carbon.
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KBH: My mom was in jewelry, we used to call her Dr. Diamonds.
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She was the one that actually told me about lab-grown diamonds first.
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The probe targets Banco BPM, three other Italian banks and two diamonds brokers.
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Bonus: Diamonds are optional Okay, that one may still be for-celebs-only.
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Limited editions of the laptop come encrusted with diamonds and 18-karat gold.
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The group will continue to focus on diamonds through its De Beers business.
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The fact is that jewelry — particularly diamonds — has a terribly low resale value.
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Some girls like diamonds, I like heavy metal and carbon-fiber and chrome.
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Angola currently exports 70 percent of its diamonds to the United Arab Emirates.
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" Lisa Vanderpump: "The queen of diamonds always has an ace up her sleeve.
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"I believe you can still find diamonds in these places," Ajayi-Akinfolarin said.
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The vastness of time and the power of nature give diamonds their mystique.
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Consequently, the diamonds have to be kept at very near absolute-zero temperature.
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The Kardashian sisters are dripping in diamonds for a glamorous KKW Fragrance photoshoot.
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These are Cartier bracelets, which have diamonds, that I wear all the time.
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So I guess it's clear that he shoots diamonds out of his penis?
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Thus, the shape and composition of these inclusions are preserved inside the diamonds.
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That is why inclusions in terrestrial diamonds has been so important for researchers.
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One rough stone can be as many as 10 or 12 polished diamonds.
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After being cut, the diamonds are bruted, or formed into their preliminary shapes.
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"Mozzi opted for natural diamonds, which is said to represent "love and commitment.
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Scientists already knew these diamonds acquired their blue hue from the element boron.
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Maria and the young Tsarevich Alexei—had diamonds sewed into their clothes that
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We're told the drip has a stunning 1600 diamonds that weigh 14 carats.
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The $35,000 gardenia ring was made with 2.48 carats of white diamonds and .
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Rubles, yen, blood diamonds, Uber stock—you name it, I've been given it.
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Ali Baba's Cave Ali Baba found a cave full of gold and diamonds.
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A kilogram of gold costs $20, and a kilogram of diamonds costs $60.
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If the diamonds used are mid-range, it's likely closer to $35,113-$40,000.
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Expected shout-outs go to Kobe Bryant, condoms, diamonds, and Steve Aoki's baking.
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Yes. About $100,000 and maybe more if you need diamonds on your confidence.
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But supporters of lab-made diamonds insist these gems are the real deal.
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Before she was beheaded, the queen's diamonds and pearls were sent to Austria.
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But its diamonds come from Russia, and Brand Russia has an image problem.
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In fact, prosecutors said, no real estate or diamonds backed the virtual currencies.
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In "Pussy Poppin' Power" (2016), the artists aligns three vertical rows of diamonds.
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Among these were the Arrow Store, Morvilles, Diamonds, Irving's and Jacob Reed's Sons.
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"I wanted to see 500 different diamonds and go through them," he said.
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Diamonds are imbued with the emotion of the moment when they are given.
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He's got so many diamonds on his neck, he's running like a faucet.
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First, she got a 14k yellow gold Bhabie pendant with VVS1 quality diamonds.
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As for price, there is little difference between lab-grown and mined diamonds.
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Last year America's Federal Trade Commission declared that they are, in fact, diamonds.
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The artifact is highly refined, made of wood, diamonds and exquisite turtle shell.
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Between these forces, the characters are hardened, sometimes into coal, sometimes into diamonds.
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Diamonds are evaluated under special lighting at Alrosa's sorting center in Mirny, Russia.
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"Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds" is an engaging curio, but nothing more.
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I'm one of the millions of diamonds that are stuck in the rough.
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An economy that started off with mining, gold and diamonds and other minerals.
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Zimbabwe is rich in minerals such as diamonds, uranium, chrome, platinum and gold.
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Rihanna also donned matching heels, stud earrings, and a choker made from diamonds.
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Opting for an undersized diamonds can also bring the price down, Edelman says.
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Then he decides to save his squirreled-away diamonds and "fix it" himself.
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I don't think I'd ever seen diamonds of this size up close before.
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Like any iconic diva, Cardi B knows diamonds are a girl's best friend.
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Their global headquarters also sort diamonds mined in Namibia, South Africa, and Canada.
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She was not the first person to stake a claim on the diamonds.
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The voices were telling him to buy more watches, more diamonds, more cars.
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She mockingly said who wouldn't love a bike instead of diamonds and jewelry.
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No human hands touch the diamonds during the entire production process at sea.
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"Yes, we get diamonds and turn them to graphite for research," he said.
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" That left the outspoken Wilhelmina with just one question: "Are these real diamonds?
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After that, I started working independently as a consultant to buyers of diamonds.
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I previously had BLUE DIAMONDS as rare gems that are mined in Australia.
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She wore diamonds by Tiffany & Co. and silver platform heels by Giuseppe Zanotti.
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Economically, Canada has become the third largest exporter of diamonds in the world.
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The diamonds were intended to make the FlyingT a timepiece dedicated to women.
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But the aboveground versions are not imitation diamonds, like cubic zirconia or moissanite.
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It features 673 round, brilliant-cut diamonds ... which weighs almost 10 freakin' carats!!!
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The piece weighs 1 kilo and is covered in 200 karats of diamonds.
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Ordered my violet contacts & bathed in White Diamonds this morning, so I'm READY!
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The words are punctuated by red diamonds and surrounded by thistle and acanthus.
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On a dollar-per-carat basis, morganites are much less expensive than diamonds.
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Roughly one year after I fell in love with "Grillz," Kelis released the visual for her girl-power anthem "Bossy," in which she chanted "Diamonds on my neck, diamonds on my grill" with her teeth, of course, decked out in bling.
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Mined diamonds also have a high environmental impact, displacing thousands of tonnes of rock, although the analysis carried out by Trucost, part of S&P Global, for the Diamond Producers Association (DPA) found the carbon intensity of natural diamonds was lower.
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He began selling parcels of polished diamonds (90 percent of the world's diamonds are cut in India) to jewelry manufacturers and wholesalers in the U.S. and U.K., but Modi soon realized he had to do something different to stay afloat.
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If all those diamonds aren't impressive enough, to distinguish the left and right sides of the headphones, Onkyo has incorporated a ring of red rubies around the right side ear cuff, with a ring of even more diamonds on the left.
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And because style is clearly important to those considering being turned into a statement piece, know that the only thing that separates memorial diamonds from regular diamonds is the fact that they come from "personal" carbon as opposed to "generic" carbon.
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Whether produced by Diam Concept or either of the world's best-known diamond labs — the Diamond Foundry in the United States or New Diamond Technology in Russia — lab-grown diamonds, are about 30 to 40 percent less expensive than mined diamonds.
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For example, her sea-inspired Oceana cuff includes 216,2000 diamonds and 1,260 blue sapphires (although recently she experimented with black diamonds, aquamarines and Paraiba tourmalines for "fun," and tried titanium as a lightweight alternative to gold for her larger earrings).
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia, as this year's chair of an international body tackling the trade in conflict diamonds, will work to lift restrictions on the export of diamonds from the Central African Republic (CAR), deputy finance minister Alexei Moiseev said on Tuesday.
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Diamonds, clubs, spades and hearts are the same from deck to deck, printed uniformly.
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But Guyana already had diamonds and gold, and little of that wealth was shared.
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Pretty good sellers get diamonds, and beginner sellers with some favorable reviews get hearts.
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On a Yacht: A silk slip and diamonds is perfect for a seaside jaunt.
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Read the rest of the profile, including how she works out in diamonds, here.
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"G"—is formed of titanium wings, encrusted with green tsavorites, and surrounded with diamonds.
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The idea that diamonds are more romantic than emeralds is preposterous, a marketing ploy.
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But researchers say it proves diamonds aren&apost as rare as we once thought.
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She accessorized with a crystal headpiece, blinding drop earrings and a bouquet of diamonds.
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Basically, these diamonds have properties that make them useful for linking quantum computers together.
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This $1.7 million necklace has over 1,400 diamonds and has a special hidden surprise.
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Perhaps the Earth is as much as 2 percent diamonds by volume, they found.
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The diamonds in the Paris heist, by the way, have yet to be found.
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It is a major producer of diamonds and also mines uranium, zinc and gold.
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Kimberlites are volcanic eruptions that bring material from the depths where diamonds can form.
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Like his ring and watch, it was big and set with many white diamonds.
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A more realistic strategy to diversify away from diamonds is to attract more tourists.
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Many products, such as diamonds or luxury handbags, already come with certificates of authenticity.
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Playing the role of their glamorous mark, she drips with diamonds and cutting condescension.
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Some diamonds for the rings even come engraved with the Oracle of Omaha's signature.
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We're talking 18-karat white gold with 585 diamonds in a special honeycomb setting.
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Store owners, mostly men, work to entice customers to purchase their diamonds and gemstones.
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That includes the diamonds Swift was wearing an the ones she was lounging in.
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For her, they are diamonds in her life, precious and will never be devalued.
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Whatever ultimately replaces diamonds, it will surely be digital, not worn on a digit.
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It's like guacamole wearing diamonds, an evening gown and carrying a $10,000 bag. 5.
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It faces many uncertainties, from synthetic diamonds to changing relationships with polishers and cutters.
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Demand slumped in China in late 2120, prompting retailers to buy fewer polished diamonds.
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It is unclear if this will persuade young romantics to spend thousands on diamonds.
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Together with Anglo American's De Beers, Alrosa produces about half the world's rough diamonds.
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But she will stick with a traditional ultrathin rose-gold band with pavé diamonds.
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The spread of sculptural goods includes handguns, frozen chickens, diamonds, cruise ships, and buoys.
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"I remember saving my allowance for a White Diamonds," the actress tells tells PeopleStyle.
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In fact, we're told the piece has nearly 6.5 carats of black diamonds and .
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That's about a tenth of an ounce, if you're not used to handling diamonds.
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Khloé shows up with diamonds around her neck and a penchant for the rules.
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Israel's diamond district is full of polishers who specialize in large, high-end diamonds.
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Second, consumers are becoming educated about how bad it is to mine for diamonds.
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Never mind that it's made from 24k gold or platinum and covered in diamonds.
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For one thing, De Beers was right to draw parallels between diamonds and eternity.
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That year's over-the-top lingerie was covered with rubies, amethysts, sapphires and diamonds.
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Last week, Gem Diamonds announced the discovery of 117-carat and 110-carat stones.
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Upon further inspection the team noticed that the diamonds were far from crystal clear.
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That would leave it with a core business of just copper, diamonds and platinum.
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They see raw talent, and love to polish certain people into beautifully shining diamonds.
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As for the ring ... it's a 4.83 carat yellow sapphire from INTA Gems & Diamonds.
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He threw in some rubies, pearls and pink diamonds to fill out the design.
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People have also asked if they can get jewelry pieces covered entirely in diamonds.
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Meanwhile, retail demand for diamonds in major markets improved significantly during the Christmas period.
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The lavish bike is also adorned with 250 diamonds and a crocodile leather seat.
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Does he need all these diamonds, he asks himself, to have value, talent, respect?
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Things rich people can do to mourn their pets: Compress their ashes into diamonds.
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Bilateral trade at the time was worth $200 million and mainly consisted of diamonds.
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Alrosa and Anglo American's De Beers produce about half of the world's rough diamonds.
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Among the minerals they dig out with rudimentary tools are gold, diamonds and emeralds.
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Now, anyone can own a copy of the diamonds by purchasing the replica online.
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From China to California, boffins are improving their ability to cultivate diamonds in labs.
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Selling its diamonds as "morally pure" should play on the social conscience of millennials.
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Bilateral trade was less than $2 billion, which jumped to $4.13 billion including diamonds.
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Neada Deters, a Los Angeles-based buyer of diamonds, seeks out lab-made gems.
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Alrosa forecasts global demand for diamonds rising by up to 2 percent in 2016.
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A quadrillion tons Turns out diamonds are 1,000 times more common than scientists thought.
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This is what kimberlite ore, the igneous rock that can contain diamonds, looks like.
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But with diamonds and gemstones this dazzling, why get hung up on the details?
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"Strokes were as precious as diamonds," The New York Times reported at the time.
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Tiny mineral fragments trapped inside them provided clues about the birthplace of the diamonds.
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Diamonds are a crystalline form of pure carbon, forming under enormous heat and pressure.
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During the war, much of Angola's diamonds deposits were used to fund armed conflict.
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That's decidedly more affordable than the prices for natural diamonds and many synthetic gems.
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A pear-shaped, 10.28-carat, teardrop diamond necklace with princess cut diamonds, of course.
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The vast majority of Angola's GDP comes from oil, diamonds, and other extractive industries.
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He even included two diamonds from Diana's jewelry collection in Meghan's custom engagement ring.
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One includes "diamonds and 75 carats of emeralds perfectly matching in color," he said.
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Not all superheroes wear capes ... sometimes they wear diamonds, expensive perfume and lip gloss.
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I've seen comments from people saying I'm smuggling drugs, diamonds or washing dirty money.
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Other major foreign-owned mining companies in Tanzania include AngloGold Ashanti and Petra Diamonds.
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Screwvala said jewelers might use lab-grown diamonds with no inherent or resale value.
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It is set with 2,868 diamonds, 17 sapphires, 11 emeralds and hundreds of pearls.
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In the process, both diamonds and humans lose the things that make them special.
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It was mostly junk—all the diamonds and fine pieces were in the vault.
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It was mostly junk—all the diamonds and fine pieces were in the vault.
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I got credit for that," he told John Holway in the book "Black Diamonds.
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"I was looking at diamonds and thinking about purity and perfect circles," he said.
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Even at a terse 76 minutes, "Queen of Diamonds" is not an easy film.
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About the only things that could do that to garnet are diamonds or sapphires.
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"Pressure makes diamonds, not hugs" is the pithiest defense of bullying you will hear.
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The ring also included five large diamonds to symbolize each of the team's titles.
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What if you give up, and you were two inches away from the diamonds?
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It ensures all diamonds are conflict-free, and it works exclusively with ethical suppliers.
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Blue Diamonds Jewellery Worldwide Plc was the second-biggest decliner, with a 14.3% fall.
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"De Grisogono has always dared to try new things, like black diamonds," he said.
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Rihanna&aposs necklace wasn&apost the only part of her outfit to feature diamonds.
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The diamonds are manmade and can be completely custom designed from start to finish.
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The average size of diamonds sold fell from one carat in 1939 to about .
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The cover showed her in nothing but diamonds and off-the-shoulder white mink.
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A papal tiara, with 18,000 diamonds, was flown to New York with a bodyguard.
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Diamonds have a different meaning: Their hardness and their clarity suggest constancy and permanence.
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A 14-karat gold chain laden with diamonds makes for an elevated everyday look.
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Robots are now employed to mine diamonds at depths that are unsafe for humans.
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The arrangement was that each museum — and the Diamonds — received one Hepworth piece each.
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Halle Berry, Janelle Monáe and Octavia Spencer all wore Forevermark diamonds to the Oscars.
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It was cut into 105 diamonds including the 530-carat Great Star of Africa.
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Painstaking preparation Preparing rough diamonds is a painstaking process that can be highly lucrative.
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But other industries, like fashion, gemstones (particularly diamonds) and even packaging are catching up.
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Her ring featured a blue center stone surrounded by small diamonds on the band.
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The economy tanked — in a country where diamonds litter the soil in some areas.
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He said there have been many records for colored diamonds, particularly pinks and blues.
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One of the largest gem-quality diamonds ever mined has sold for $40 million.
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The deal also comes as demand for diamonds globally is going through a resurgence.
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"Pressure makes diamonds," Ray Hudson, the cockeyed poet of a commentator, said of Messi.
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It was in the shape of a polar bear, with white diamonds as fur.
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"I don't have any idea what the 'transitive nightfall of diamonds' means," he wrote.
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The giant panther ring is made up of white gold, emeralds, diamonds, and onyx.
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This holds true for large, rare diamonds — or rubies or sapphires, for that matter.
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Kelly Good, director of marketing at Pure Grown Diamonds, said the company favored disclosure.
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All except Banco BPM have offered to buy back diamonds at the purchase price.
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