Diamond
Diamond noun - Very hard native crystalline carbon valued as a gem.
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Precious stones and diamond are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Precious stones" instead a noun "Diamond".
Precious stones
Diamond and precious stones are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Diamond" instead a noun phrase "Precious stones".
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Related pairs
- treasure and diamond
- treasure and precious stones
- ice and diamond
- ice and precious stones
- brilliant and diamond
- brilliant and precious stones
- pin and diamond
- pin and precious stones
- solitaire and diamond
- solitaire and precious stones
- rock and diamond
- rock and precious stones
- jewellery and diamond
- jewellery and precious stones
Both terms in one sentence
- The games were noteworthy because gold was only a mid-road material, quickly surpassed by Platinum, Diamond and other precious stones.
Source: Elemental Crafting -
In another, the Pointy-Haired Boss gives out rings with precious stones to all the team, noting that they'll get more valuable rings based on their performance, with the highest level being diamond.
Source: Medal of Dishonor
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