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(61) Diamonds are pure carbon.

(62) Weighed down with rubies, sapphires, emeralds, pearls, diamonds.

(63) But the price of diamonds can fluctuate, like property.

(64) They expected diamonds to have a single atomic structure.

(65) Under high pressure, carbon can turn into diamonds.

(66) Greaseproof squares curl in diamonds on a hook.

(67) Touched the hard edge of diamonds.

(68) At trick three declarer leads the jack of diamonds from dummy, what would you play?

(69) Pearl chokers glittered on every female neck; huge diamonds flashed in the strobe lights. Sentencedict.com

(70) The children are fighting under the tank, catching drips like diamonds in their grubby hands.

(71) Keep your rough diamonds, your kaleidoscope, your mission, your connectors and your propaganda peddler-routing revolution.

(72) Masterpieces of compression, they resonate with the concentrated power that can create diamonds from dross.

(73) The woman was wearing a wedding ring with diamonds circling a blue sapphire stone, Rodriguez said.

(74) The arches have been inset with pearls and uncut diamonds.

(75) Clear yellow sunlight shone through the window-panes, making a pattern of diamonds on the plasterwork.

(76) To catch up, Smith designed drill bits featuring synthetic diamonds with curved surfaces, rather than more conventional flat versions.

(77) Inside, a grand and generous staircase rose from a pale stone flagged hall patterned with black stone diamonds.

(78) The jewels, the diamonds, the baubles you're so fond of?

(79) Real diamonds have a quite distinctive, soapy texture to the surface and are immune from water.

(80) For example, the strong bonds allow the atoms in diamonds to vibrate at very high frequencies.

(81) No diamonds, no chandeliers, no party frocks and silk stockings, no glitz, no strains of smooching Sinatra.

(82) Marjorie wore Evangeline's diamonds but, like the new bride, they failed to sparkle under a miserable Edinburgh sky.

(83) The biggest achievement to date is to get dealers to sign a declaration that they are not dealing in conflict diamonds.

(84) The matter had come to light when the consignees in New York reported to London that the diamonds were overdue.

(85) Graff has one of the world's best collections of rare and large diamonds and other gems worth millions.

(86) Would you like to try White Diamonds, the new fragrance from Elizabeth Taylor?

(87) Released from those conditions, diamonds will revert within minutes to the more pedestrian substance graphite.

(88) She was distinctly a bit funny about her diamonds, always reputed to be fabulous.

(89) We had beautiful chandeliers, women in diamonds and mink stoles.

(90) Not that he had the money to buy her diamonds, but still he thought it anyway.