Sentence examples for diamond house from inspiring English sources

News agencies said the stolen jewels were part of an exhibition put on by the Leviev diamond house.

The London-based diamond house Graff, for example, has developed a "mosaic" system that it frequently uses in its watches, consisting of an assemblage of three differently cut stones — one trapezoid and two triangular — to achieve an invisible, seamless setting.

Another London-based diamond house, Backes & Strauss, has teamed since 2006 with the Swiss watch brand Franck Muller to make highly ornate pieces, adorning the Geneva watchmaker's in-house movements with the firm's "ideal cut" stones — shaped with 57 facets to achieve maximum brilliance.

The stolen diamonds had been on show since 20 July and were supposed to remain at the Carlton until the end of August in an exhibition called Extraordinary Diamonds, organised by the prestigious Leviev diamond house owned by the Russian-born Israeli billionaire Lev Leviev.

The hotel in the sweltering French Riviera was hosting a temporary jewelry exhibit over the summer from the prestigious Leviev diamond house, which is owned by Israeli billionaire Lev Leviev.

A subsequent inventory disclosed that more had been taken from a poorly guarded hotel room, where other items were being stored for a diamond exhibit by Dubai-based Leviev diamond house, Philippe Vique of the regional prosecutor's office told local media.

Diamond houses that offer brokerage services can also liquidate the diamond much faster.

Specialist diamond houses have followed the jewelers into the watch business, seeing wristwatches as a platform for displaying — and monetizing — their stone-cutting and setting skills.

Schachter, one of the few diamond houses with revenue in the hundreds of millions of dollars, expects to spend $3 million to $5 million this year on marketing.

Its case, set with 306 brilliant-cut diamonds, houses a mechanism with a manual winding caliber 9601 MC.

Of course King Diamond's house is haunted.