Sentence examples for Set in diamond from inspiring English sources

In the 1950's and 60's, the rings were big, he told me, pulling out a tray of vintage ones: understated sapphires, gold horse heads set in diamond horseshoes.

The rules and methods of scoring varied from place to place, but the basic principle of bowling a wooden or rubber ball (weighing about 10 pounds [4.5 kilograms]) at nine large oval-headed pins, set in diamond formation 21 feet (about 6.5 metres) away, remained the same.

Diana's choker had seven rows of pearls and a sapphire clasp set in diamonds, worn at the front....3....3

But this image of nature, set in diamonds, is more than just an object of beauty and desire.

Why do you say that when Elizabeth Taylor bid for a brooch of Prince of Wales feathers set in diamonds it would have taken nerve?

When Holm married Billy Rose, who was Jewish, she had it copied in gold and then placed a Star of David set in diamonds inside it.

Other social figures like the Begum Aga Khan chose turquoise as part of the mix; while Lyn Revson, wife of Revlon founder Charles Revson, chose a "bib" necklace of rounded turquoise, amethyst and emerald set in diamonds.

On the pinkie of her right hand she wears a large yellow jade stone set in diamonds, a traditional symbol here worn by rich people to protect themselves from swindles.

The central oval pink topaz, set off by vine leaf motifs set in diamonds, can be detached to be worn as a brooch.

In August 1951, upon her 21st birthday, Princess Margaret was given the antique parure of Persian turquoises set in diamonds.

It carries little conviction and rather made us think of a Whistler painting, jazzed up and set in a diamond and platinum frame.There is tragedy with a light touch, if one can imagine such a thing it is rather detached and unconvincing.