Sentence examples for diamond cuts from inspiring English sources
"Doubleheader" provides a home to 18 of his baseball songs, some of which had already been anthologized in Jeff Campbell's "Diamond Cuts" series.
They all boast the new Louis Vuitton Flower or Star diamond cuts, inspired by the company's Monogram print, and some have fragments of a gold "lace" that Baumer designed with the logo in mind.
In a red diamond-studded shirt (what else?) and waiter's trousers, Diamond cuts a simple figure within a hurricane of songs, everything from I Am, I Said to a bristling Cracklin' Rosie.
This customized in-store design experience comes via an iPad app and offers more than 2,000 loose diamonds from 0.2 carats to 2.99 carats, 10 settings, three different gold colors and six different diamond cuts for more than a half-million engagement-ring possibilities.
Later his cutters could produce digital 3-D models of various diamond cuts, taking into account imperfections, size, weight and shape before touching the stone.
The site tells you how much to spend (two months salary) and shows the 10 typical diamond cuts, from "round" to "cushion".
Diamond cut is normally ranked excellent, very good, good, fair, or poor.
Philadelphia Phillies, Citizens Bank Park Patterns usually alternate between a box cut and a distinctive diamond cut in both the outfield and the infield.
Mr. Top borrowed from known decorative motifs like the "diamond cut" introduced in the house's crystalware in the early 1930s by Baccarat's artistic director, Georges Chevalier.
The largest one found since it became a state park was 16.37-carat 16.37-carat diamond, cut into a maroughe of 7.54 carats.
A rare "fancy pink" diamond cut in the shape of a pear soared to $2.04 million, a huge figure for a 5.29-carat stone.
