They are largely contemporaneous: Mata Hari of the jeweled sarongs and Maud Allan -- who danced for King Edward VII in what her accompanist described as "a diminutive bra, doubtless intended for Mrs. Tom Thumb, and... a G-string of diamonds, designed for a midget's baby" -- both stalked Europe in 1906.
Rosamund Pike's soft fair hair was fascinating - draped and looped, it was caught up with strings of diamonds that glittered, and also fell from her ears in matching chandelier earrings.
These accessories pair well with formal gowns or cocktail dresses: A string of pearls, diamonds, or other precious gems.
Meanwhile, dozens of Native Canadians are being trained for skilled jobs in a string of new diamond cutting and polishing businesses near the Yellowknife airport.
Also in Dior, long-sleeved, plunging into deep Vs back and front, frosted with multiple strings of Chopard diamonds.
But I wouldn't have missed the big musical number at the beginning of Act II, "You Don't Have to Be Rich to Be My Girl," for a string of Queen Anne's diamonds.
(Remember, the head string runs between the second pair of diamonds marked on the table's sides).
The imaginary line between this pair of diamonds is the head string.
" Each player sets a ball on the table behind the "head string," meaning between the end of the table and the second pair of "diamonds" or marks on the table's sides.
Two of diamonds, two of diamonds.
