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But the find has not been certified, and naysayers said large diamonds, much less rare green ones, are rarely found in that part of the country.

So there may be a consumer boycott of diamonds, much like the boycotts of furs and ivory.

Who knew you could auction real diamonds much like you could sell your stamp collection on eBay?

"That would mean that in the mountains, a large fraction of the rock mass could instead be made of diamonds and lots of land masses rich in diamonds, much more than we see on Earth".

Still finished in bare aluminum panels pieced together in a patchwork pattern, it is evocative of an uncut diamond, much as it was when it raced more than 50 years ago.

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

Six diamonds is much better and almost a certainty.

But being lucky in diamonds is much less likely than finding clubs 5-2 or 4-3.

Who produces most diamonds?AMID much media interest, Naomi Campbell, a model, gave evidence on Thursday August 5th at the special court for Sierra Leone in The Hague.

The Royal Ballet dances "Emeralds" and "Diamonds" with much more precise musical definition than does the Kirov (which danced "Jewels" at Covent Garden in 2001 and 2002).

(Anderson Marinaa & the Diamonds (Friday) Much like Time Magazine's 2006 Person of the Year cover, in which that periodical ceremoniously anointed You, the Welsh singer-songwriter Marina Diamandis maintains that the Diamonds in her act are not the backing band but, instead, her fans.