Sentence examples for diamond center from inspiring English sources

T's favorite is this hexagonal charm necklace with a diamond center and striking black frame.

"We want to be an international diamond center, a place where Israelis, where people from New York will come to secure their diamonds," Mr. Kakfwi said.

In the northern diamond center, Kisangani, Rwandans and Ugandans fought against each other for control of mineral resources, killing hundreds of ordinary Congolese in the process.

Abraham Fischler, a diamond trader who returned to Antwerp, Belgium, after World war II to make the city a diamond center once again, died there on Sept. 9.

"Geneva is not a big diamond center, and that's what surprises me about this story," said Edahn Golan, an analyst in Israel specializing in the economics of the diamond industry.

There is a synagogue on the premises, racks of Jewish newspapers, clocks that show the time in Ramat Gan, Israel, New York and Antwerp, Belgium, a major diamond center.

The diamond centers in Antwerp, Belgium, and Ramat Gan, Israel, face the same issue.

Wall clocks displayed the time in Mumbai, Tel Aviv, Antwerp, Johannesburg and Tokyo, all major diamond centers.

When a hall of fame for the diamond business was started in 1979 by the Retail Jewelers of America, this genial -but very competitive - diamond authority, whose burly figure was well-known in such world diamond centers as London, Antwerp, Tel Aviv and Johannesburg, was the first person selected.

Relatively high labor costs have made it difficult for southern Africa to compete with traditional low cost diamond centers.

The blue, yellow, and red densities correspond to the top, middle, and bottom slices in A. Red diamonds: center positions generated by k-means clustering, blue diamonds: ideal center points of hexagonal close packing.