Sentence examples for diamonds cut from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the residue is used to "break in" a cutting wheel, since only diamonds cut diamonds.

His patented "Ainra" cut is a type of setting for rings, necklaces and earrings that replaces the usual gold links with diamonds cut into the shape of links.

Among other bits of cookie-tin cargo were two other massive diamonds cut from Cullinan, the Stewart sapphire that adorned Queen Victoria's crown and other majestic miscellany.

"His ingredients include faceted or polished drops of brilliant color, natural pearls with the sheen of satin, diamonds cut for their brilliance or cut as petals to frame a colored stone," she said recently by e-mail from New York.

Piaget, for example, says it has created its biggest high jewelry collection ever for the Biennale, which includes an 18-carat necklace in white gold encrusted with 2,011 diamonds cut as a brilliant.

We make our ridges much more decoratively than they do, and when I first started showing customers pictures of our ridges with diamonds cut into them, or pheasants running along the top, they really liked them".

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.

But for Jony Ive with his diamond cut chamfered edges?

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"Most of our diamonds are cut and polished there".

Before that, diamonds were cut in relatively simple and unspectacular forms.