The most expensive and ornate boast silver blades and handles crisscrossed with intricate inlays of iridescent shell, stone, bone and other materials, often in geometric patterns with diamond, circle or even heart motifs.
When we tested color selectivity, the shape of the stimuli was fixed and chosen from 11 geometrical shapes (Fig. 1 B ; square, diamond, circle, star, cross, oblique cross, triangle, vertical bar, and oblique bar in the clockwise direction, horizontal bar and oblique bar in the counterclockwise direction).
A vintage-look ring from the bridal collection with an inverted cushion-cut diamond circled with tiny diamonds would surely catch the eye of a bride-to-be who fancies a twist on traditional.
This handcrafted 18-karat gold necklace comes with a pave-diamond circle pendant.
If her tears are to be believed and, dang it, they rarely are, the diamonds circling Kelly's neck are more of a leash.
The 1971 redo looked like a freeway on-ramp, with very small diamonds circling up to the bigger stone, the etched-gold setting a fair approximation of worn concrete.
Diamonds (circles) indicate the locations of target earthquakes with a probability greater (less) than 0.5 that the earthquake falls in any cells of the study volume.
Each animal takes on the likeness to a sad clown, with multi-colored diamonds circling their eyes.
For example, the squares, diamonds, circles and triangles, respectively, predict the outcome 'fine' with a fixed probability of 0.2, 0.4, 0.6, and 0.8.
On each trial, participants are presented with a particular arrangement of 1, 2, or 3 of 4 possible tarot cards (Fig. 1), each of which shows a different pattern (e.g., squares, diamonds, circles, or triangles).
The stimulus material were drawn from a set of four tarot cards, each with a different geometric pattern (e.g., squares, diamonds, circles, triangles), arranged horizontally across the middle of the computer screen in black against a white background (Fig. 1).
