Sentence examples for fine diamond from inspiring English sources

Score the inner side of each pouch into a fine diamond pattern with the tip of a small, sharp knife.

First, fine diamond powder was seeded on the substrate by a dipping method to obtain high diamond nuclei density and low interface state density.

The fluorescence can be attributed to the combined effects of the fraction of sp2-hybridized carbon atoms among the surface of the fine diamond nanoparticles and the defect energy trapping states on the surface of the diamond.

A fine diamond burr was used to smooth out the corneal surface bed.

Turn the router on and hold the glass gently but firmly against the rapidly rotating grinder which uses fine diamond chips to grind away the excess glass.

Dermabrasion is basically when a doctor scrapes the top layer of skin, or epidermis, with a very fine diamond bur or wire brush, thereby "softening" the irregularities in the skin.

While most dealers and collectors say that the really fine diamonds or rubies or emeralds -- the three precious gemstones -- will hold their value, they contend that semiprecious stones will not.

Her crimson gills and gleaming, gold flank marked at intervals with olive bars stood out as she lay against a backdrop of slush glittering in the sun like a bed of fine diamonds.

And while people who have worked with her say she has a taste for jade and fine diamonds, they say she usually dresses modestly, does not exude glamour and prefers to wield influence behind the scenes, much like the relatives of other senior leaders.

Here, in this small Dutch city known as the cockpit of Europe because of its proximity to France, Belgium, Germany and Luxembourg, nearly 200 art and antiques dealers from 13 countries set up shop bringing the best of every collecting category from old master paintings and Roman ceramics to classical antiquities, Gothic ivories and fine diamonds.

I rarely get glammed up, so I don't really have a call for fine diamonds and gemstones.