Meanings of fine diamonds in English

Did he live magnificently and have splendid carriages and fine diamonds?

What magnificence to possess a waistcoat of fine diamonds!

Instead of those mere fancy jewels, Paul, your wife will have fine diamonds which she can really enjoy.

It flashed and glowed like a star, and was really lovely-farmore brilliant than the most brilliant cluster of fine diamonds.

Today, we have the ability to produce synthetic diamonds, but still, naturally occurring fine diamonds are among the most desirable valuables on Earth.

Miss Falconer had changed her travelling-dress for a rich evening-frock, and the jewels Stafford had noticed were supplemented by some remarkably fine diamonds.

He professes to have seen nothing peculiar in Romeo's dress, save its display of fine diamonds, and to have admired the whole interpretation.

She then saw an opportunity and bought a second jewellery shop, Kimberley Fine Diamonds.

"With the income from the sum they represent you could buy just as fine diamonds in five years, and have the capital to boot."

"Oh, how sorry I am," he exclaims, "to see so much paste among your fine diamonds; but you shed your lustre on the paste.