Sentence examples for stunning diamonds from inspiring English sources

Our cheap cell phones, our stunning diamonds, our superior Gibson guitars, not to mention some oil, are all made possible by the same natural resource base that China is trying to make away with.

British billionaire Laurence Graff, the man jewelry business insiders call the new Harry Winston, swears this story is true: A woman and her husband walk into Graff's shop on London's swanky New Bond Street and ask to see the stunning diamond-and-ruby necklace in the window.

Accessorized with her signature red lip and a stunning diamond choker, the "Bad Blood" singer turned heads with every step.

"My passion is chasing really unusual gemstones," explained Vram, who also designs stunning diamond pieces including intricate dream-catcher earrings and bracelets, one of which Annette Bening wore to last week's Oscars.

A stunning and rare diamond is to go on sale in Hong Kong in a little over a month and is expected to fetch a record price of nearly $20m £12.8mm).

Stiles' stunning and simple diamond encased in a gold ring steals the show. .

We're sure Johansson's fiance Romain Dauriac, who just popped the question with a stunning art deco diamond ring, feels the same way Gordon-Levitt does.

This tableau is one of my favorite things in all Dresden -- the inventiveness and craftsmanship (to say nothing of Augustus's magnificent diamonds) are stunning.

The displays of unmounted diamonds are stunning, revealing the real beauty of these gems.

The stones on the white gold necklace were not small by any standard — the piece was billed in the party program as "a stunning 2 1/2-carat diamond necklace" valued at $5,900 — but it didn't look like something J. R. Ewing or, for that matter, H. L. Hunt would have given any self-respecting mistress.

Trawick gave Spears a stunning three-carat Neil Lane diamond.