Sentence examples for diamonds it from inspiring English sources

Because it can only be scratched by other diamonds, it maintains its polish extremely well.

In the last year, De Beers has introduced a system to certify that the diamonds it sells originated in its own mines in southern Africa or Canada or Russia, with which it has marketing arrangements, and not in war-torn countries.

It dominates the horizon as surely as a sunset does, but with millenniums-old glaciers ringing its crest like a necklace of diamonds, it feels more dazzling than even the brightest setting sun.

De Beers moved again last month to sanitize the image of the diamonds it sells.

Nobody knows the ultimate source of particular diamonds it sells, as all are mixed together in London.

Now, on the run of the diamonds, it was easy for him to discard two clubs and one spade.

It doesn't matter how shiny a piece of glass is; when you put it next to a diamond it loses its luster.

As for Diamond, it is in a bad place.

If East led a diamond, it would have conceded a ruff-and-sluff.

She might have said large, she might have just said a diamond, it might have been a huge diamond".

Unlike Christie's fabulous historic diamond, it had no distant past.