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diamondsnoun
One of the four suits of playing cards, marked with the symbol .
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Maddison
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of diamonds in Chaldean Numerology is: 2
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of diamonds in Pythagorean Numerology is: 7
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No pressure, no diamonds.
You only Otto Shikongo areas which are mineable and profitable, it doesn't mean that every place that you find diamonds you go Otto Shikongo.
Naturally intelligent people are like lumps of coal. Eventually, we turn into diamonds, And the people we once envied, turn into coal.
The Gemological Institute of America, the highest body for grading diamonds, have given this stone their highest possible grading, which is vivid pink, it's so strong the color. That makes it a very rare stone indeed, in fact it's the largest pear-shaped fancy vivid pink diamond ever to be offered at auction.
I think everyone wants it to work because Prince Harry is adored around the world, he’s the little boy who lost his mother at 12. He was a slightly off the rails teenager who became a war hero fighting on the frontlines… We want the fairy tale, which has had some tragic lows across the last 30-40 years. The overriding message of the documentary is 'fingers crossed.' Meghan Markle with Prince Harry after their engagement announcement. (Reuters) But those in the documentary warned that this world is not without its pitfalls, Bullen said. You marry into a world that’s diamonds and furs and castles and servants and literally knights in shining armor. But it all comes with a price. Are you ready to pay that price?
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