Sentence examples for brilliant diamond from inspiring English sources

There's an Adonis Rose with round brilliant diamond in yellow gold or an Annabel with round brilliant diamond in platinum.

His austere imagination soberly developed a few symbols of the human condition and condensed them to achieve what he called a "hard, brilliant diamond".

She describes Robinson's benevolence, his "brilliant" diamond ring (which directors made him take off before every shot, since he was playing slaves and ex-slaves and servants), and chronicles her repeated, oblivious requests to visit his house ("No way, darlin'. Just no way," he finally said).

It is a rolling cascade of scrolls that converge in a central ornament surmounted by a brilliant diamond.

Yet within this chaos of everyday life, our love solidifies into an unbreakable, brilliant diamond; under pressure, the mundane is transformed into the extraordinary.

It's hardly a secret that those blindingly brilliant diamond necklaces and multi-carat cocktail rings that celebrities wear on the red carpet are often loaners from major jewelry houses such as Cartier and Chopard.

Shostakovich's "The Nose," the composer's brilliant, diamond-in-the-rough first opera, was a perfect vehicle for the director's début, in 2010; the production was a body slam of two explosively fertile geniuses.

Unlike the conical brilliant diamonds, now cut by machine, rose cuts must be made and polished by hand, using saw blades and scalpel-like knives.

At once delicate and bold, the piece showcases 477 brilliant diamonds that cascade down in the shape of currant leaves and berries.

The George III tiara is a circlet incorporating brilliant diamonds that were formerly owned by George III.

A set of gold and diamond earrings consisting of two large brilliant diamonds as the studs, below a smaller brilliant followed by a large pear shaped diamond drop.