Sentences with phrase «flawless diamond»

If you know what to look for, you can save a ton of money and still get a visually flawless diamond.

It is much like comparing a D flawless diamond to drill bit diamonds.

If you still want to purchase a Flawless or Internally Flawless diamond - and you can afford the purchase - go for it.

Many people think that a more colorless diamond or a more flawless diamond will sparkle more.

Hence Bruno Ganz opines that a truly flawless diamond would be made of pure light before showing the lawyer what he describes as a «cautionary diamond.»

The Cullinan, named for the world's largest flawless diamond, is powered by the same 571 - hp, 6.75 - liter, twin - turbocharged V - 12 gasoline engine as the Phantom.

In fact, true flawless diamonds are so rare that most jewelers don't even carry them.

The colorless, almost flawless diamond on the left costs close to 6 figures.

The richest among artists famously sold a platinum skull encrusted with 8,601 flawless diamonds for # 50 million, while several of his other works (such as the Black Sheep with Golden Horns) easily raking in seven - figure numbers at auctions.

8601 flawless diamonds [Hirst's # 50m diamond - studded skull] notwithstanding, ours has never been a traditional marriage and I look forward to many more adventures to come.»

Internally flawless diamonds are priced so high because of how rare they are.

A more flawless diamond will rank high on the scale of each of the Cs, but it also will cost more.

Graff cut it into 26 flawless diamonds, including a 76.4 carat pear - shaped gem, and fashioned them into a single necklace.

Although a flawless diamond might be hard to come by in the marketplace, ones with the kind of inclusions useful in geological analysis are perhaps even more rare.

Proper essay editing ensures that your essay has the polished look of a flawless diamond radiating a brilliance that few others can compare with.

But as long as you get an eye - clean stone, a VS2 or SI1 diamond will look just like a Flawless diamond.

Even the most colorless and flawless diamond will look dull if the cut is poor.

Described by the artist as «victory over death,» the work is a platinum cast of a skull inlaid with 8,601 flawless diamonds.

Take, for example, Hirst's 2007 sculpture For the Love of God (a.k.a. the «Crystal Skull»), a platinum cast of a human cranium encrusted with 8,601 flawless diamonds: the piece was interpreted by some as a commentary on wretched excess in an art world awed by glamour and swimming in cash, but, whatever Hirst's satiric intention may have been, it was hard to detect in the asking price of # 50 million.

The universe hands us a flawless diamond in the rough.