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diamonds A hard, transparent mineral that is often used in jewelry. ■ Why did the diamond go to school? Because it wanted to cut through ignorance and shine bright!
Nanotechnology A field of science and engineering that involves the manipulation of matter on a nanometer scale, typically less than 10^-9 meters. ■ "I heard there's a nanotechnology lab where they can make diamonds out of toothpaste. I wonder if they've ever tried making cavities out of diamonds."
businesswoman A woman who is highly skilled in the art of making money, often at the expense of others. ■ Meet Jane, the businesswoman who made a fortune selling fake diamonds to unsuspecting customers.
chandelier A large, ornate lighting fixture suspended from a ceiling beam. ■ "The grand ballroom was illuminated by a beautiful chandelier that sparkled like a thousand diamonds."
coffins An expensive and ostentatious container for the deceased. ■ "She was buried in a gold-plated coffin with diamonds on the lid."
glitter A sparkling, glistening substance or decoration. ■ "The room was filled with the glitter of a thousand diamonds."
Sparkling Something that is brightly shining or glittering with a light that is similar to the sparkle of diamonds. ■ "She had a sparkling smile that could light up a room, even on the darkest of nights."
crusher A person who is extremely attractive and has a charming personality, making others fall in love with them at first sight. ■ "I knew I was going to be a crush when I saw her. She had the perfect smile, eyes that sparkled like diamonds, and a body that would make anyone swoon.
enamel A thin, glassy, translucent coating that is applied to the surface of teeth or other objects to protect them from decay or damage. ■ "She accidentally chipped off a piece of her enamel while biting into an apple." "I had my teeth professionally whitened with a special enamel treatment that left them sparkling like diamonds!"
Gems A collection of rare and valuable jewels. ■ She received a necklace made of diamonds, rubies, and emeralds as her birthday gift. It was truly a gem!, Something that is highly valued or respected. ■ The CEO's presentation on the company's new product line was a real gem - it had everyone in the room buzzing with excitement.
Jeweler A person who makes or sells jewelry, especially for weddings and other special occasions. ■ The jeweler made a stunning necklace out of diamonds and rubies for the bride's wedding day., A person who is skilled in the art of adorning oneself with jewelry, typically to make a statement or attract attention. ■ "She's such a jeweler, always accessorizing with the latest trends and bling.", A person who is incredibly stingy with their jewelry and only wears it on special occasions. ■ "He's such a jeweler, he only wears his grandmother's necklace on Christmas Eve."