diamond merchant

These include a diamond merchant, a businessman, and an attorney.

"It is one of the most beautiful stones we have ever set," the diamond merchant told him.

His father was a diamond merchant, also in New York.

They, for the most part were jewelers and diamond merchants.

I'd driven a diamond merchant home and was coming back to the city."

He visited several other diamond merchants but without speaking of the Moon.

The property is much more valuable to the diamond merchants."

In 1898, however, she married a wealthy diamond merchant and retired from the stage.

Doesn't look much like my idea of a diamond merchant."

His father, a diamond merchant who was always preoccupied with business, rarely acknowledged him, he said.

It's kind of similar to the job we did together on that diamond merchant back in- oh, hello."

In one case, for instance, they killed a diamond merchant because he had sold them gems of poor quality.

She scrutinized color and texture as a diamond merchant might a gem.

The book culminates in the story of a Jain diamond merchant family.

There, he posed as an Italian diamond merchant in order to gain credibility.

A diamond merchant lent her $218,000 to buy the Flint house.

The diamond merchant looked at him in amazement.

His targets include builders, diamond merchants and figures within the Bollywood film industry.

Diamond merchants, transvestites, cops and lounge singers are following him around the country.

I suppose the Callie diamond merchants think black sounds sexier.

The road housed several gold and diamond merchants.

"I happen to know certain diamond merchants there.

The commissioner introduced the importer to the diamond merchant.

He was very bold about it, even approaching diamond merchants like myself; but we'd have nothing to do with him personally."

Those diamond merchants had friends among the tulip growers, who have not been greatly molested.