Conflict diamond
Conflict diamond A conflict diamond (also called a blood diamond or a war diamond) is a ...
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Talk:Conflict diamond
Talk:Conflict diamond Conflict Diamonds and De Beers The Kimberley Process ... sustain the De Beers monopoly in the diamond trade, by supressing diamonds which are not ... high, which in turn helps keep the conflict diamond prices high. A much more ...
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Diamond
Diamond Prism Gem (information on colored diamonds) 3D Interactive Molecular Visualization of Diamond at WikiMol (requires Macromedia Flash) Elements vol ... Institute of America Interactive structure of bulk diamond (Java applet). PBS Nature: Diamonds Russian Gemological ... exhibit of fancy color diamonds Synthetic CVD diamond coatings at the Fraunhofer Institute for Surface ... Online: 1982 article on the De Beers diamond cartel and on the creation and ...
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Diamond   (translated from German)
Diamond This article is concerned with the mineral diamond. For the enterprise and/or. the mark diamond see: Diamond of bicycle works AG Diamond Chemismus C Crystal system cubically fcc ...
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Diamond   (translated from Portuguese)
Diamond This article meets partially in foreign language. Diamond: atom crystal of Carbono . It is the ... it has little tenacity, or either, the diamond has capacity to scratch out any another ... adjective also is accepted to referenciar the diamond (the term most used is ' diamantino '). Due ... atoms of carbon in its constitution, all diamond in the rude state (not stoned) ...
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Talk:Diamond
Talk:Diamond Blood Diamonds While I'm sure that ... that the proper NPOV vernacular is probably conflict diamond, I've always seen the term blood diamond used in a variety of news sources ... 4], both refer to these diamonds as "conflict diamonds." The wikipedia article on the ...
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Blood diamond   (translated from German)
Blood diamond Blood diamond (also Conflict diamond) is in Diamant , in conflict areas mostly secretly one digs and ...
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blood diamond   (translated from Dutch)
blood diamond blood diamond (also conflict diamond) is diamant that come from conflictgebieden (in Afrika ); the turnover of diamond sale is used for rebellengroeperingen to ...
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Diamond cutting
Diamond cutting It has been suggested that this article or section be merged with Diamond cut. (Discuss) Diamond Cutting is the art, skill and, increasingly, science of changing a diamond from a rough stone into an attractive ... is possible only because the hardness of diamond varies widely according to the direction ...
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Category:Diamond
Category:Diamond The main article for this category is Diamond. Subcategories There are 4 subcategories to this category. C Diamond cutting D De Beers Diamond mines F Famous diamonds Pages in category "Diamond" There are 21 pages in this ...
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