Sentences with phrase «diamond merchant»

A "diamond merchant" is a person who buys and sells diamonds for a living. They are involved in the business of trading diamonds, either directly to customers or wholesalers. Full definition
Sharpton came to euologize the kid that had been accidentally hit with a car, and made a comment about «diamond merchants in the neighborhood.»
«It's so convenient to Harry Winston (a local diamond merchant) and Hamburg Heaven.»»
The owners included Prince Ivan Kanitovski, who was killed by Russian revolutionaries; Simon Mencharides, who died with his wife and child in a car accident; and French diamond merchant Jean Baptiste Tavernier, who was «torn to pieces by wild dogs in Constantinople,» the Times said.
An American diamond merchant travels to Russia to sell rare blue diamonds of questionable origin and falls into an obsessive relationship with a cafe owner in a small Siberian town, but he is unable to extricate himself from the treacherous world of the diamond trade.
The coach tour begins by visiting the flourishing flower market, followed by an excursion to a local diamond merchant, and then some free time before lunch.
You used your eulogy to rant about «diamond merchants
Fed by LIES that a Jew had deliberately run over a black boy and MORE LIES that Jews deliberately let the boy die, and spurred on by a pillar of the community who showed up and ranted about «diamond merchants» in the neighborhood, a bunch of angry people went around attacking Jews indiscriminately.
Sorry, not all Jews are diamond merchants.
Bruno Ganz is one of the few actors who is able to do a lot with very little, as a diamond merchant in Amsterdam.
An Antwerp jeweller and diamond merchant, Sylvio Perlstein grew up in Brazil before settling in Belgium in the 1960s, travelling constantly, as he still does, between Europe and the United States.
Likewise, in Chennai, all jewellers are the members of «Madras Jewellers and Diamonds Merchant's Association», which decides gold rates.
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