Diamond Collection (page 6)

Woman and tree house by the sea, Nusa Penida, Bali, Indonesia (MR)

Diamond beach from above, Nusa Penida, Bali, Indonesia

Mosaic tiles DP234584
St Matthews Church, Townsend Avenue, Clubmoor, Liverpool. Detail of decorative mosaic tiles in the sanctuary of St Matthews Church

Hole inside an ice cave in the Vatnajokull National Park, Iceland

Icebergs stranded on the Breidamerkursandur beach in the Vatnajokull National Park at twilight, Iceland

Light games inside an ice cave in Vatnajokull National Park, Iceland

Blue patterned wooden door, Salamanca, Castille and Leon, Spain

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Typhoon aircraft from RAF Coningsby, practice for the Royal Jubilee celebrations by performing a diamond-nine formation over Lincolnshire

Old Dirty Indian Background
Ornaments from "L'Ornement Polychrome" published in 1873 by Albert Charles Auguste Racinet (1825-1893) a french designer, lithographer and art historian. Photographed and edited by J

Diamond morning
Péter Bognár

Grid Star Grey
Pictufy Studio II

Grid Star White
Pictufy Studio II

Diamond
Marcus Cederberg

Fruit Precious
Artem Pozdniakov

Butterfly Ears
Artem Pozdniakov

Model wearing a tight knitted sweater in a diamond pattern of rib and garter stitch. Date: 1940

South Africa Kimberley De Beers Diamond Mine pre-1900

South Africa KimberleyDe Beers Diamond Mine washing plant pre-1900

South Africa Kimberley De Beers Diamond Mine pulsators pre-1900

South Africa Kimberley De Beers Diamond Mine depositing floors pre-1900

South Africa Kimberley De Beers Diamond Mine searching tables pre-1900

South Africa Kimberley De Beers Diamond Mine compound pre-1900

The Strand, London, probably taken in 1897
The Strand, London, Victorian period, probably taken in 1897 and showing the decorations for Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee

Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee, Trafalgar Square, London in 1897

Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee procession, Trafalgar Square, London, 1897

Queen Victoria Diamond Jubiliee, Longholme School Gates Rawtenstall

Diamond washing and sorting, possibly South Africa, Victorian period

Diamond mine washing and sorting

Charing Cross, London, Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee Celebrations in 1897

Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee Review at Aldershot - Volunteers - Victorian period

Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee, London, 22nd June 1897 Date: 1897

Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee 22nd June 1897 Date: 1897

Wireless Whist playing cards scorecard, Art Deco design

Motoring Whist, playing cards scorecard, couple in a car

Klondyke Whist scorecard, black cat wearing wireless radio headphones

Court Whist playing cards scorecard, royal fanfare trumpets draped in flags of four suits

Crazy Whist playing cards scorecard, four characters carrying giant images of the four suits

Advert, A Double Diamond works wonders, Pale Ale Beer

Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee Bonfire, Pinner, Crawshawbooth, 1897

Aldford House, Park Lane, Staircase Skylight
A photograph which shows the top of the staircase and skylight of Aldford House, a grand mansion in Park Lane, built between 1894-1897 for diamond magnate Alfred Beit

Aldford House, Park Lane, Entrance Gate
An architectural drawing which shows a detailed design of an entrance gate for Aldford House, a grand mansion in Park Lane, built between 1894-1897 for diamond magnate Alfred Beit. Date: early 1900s

Queen Victoria, Diamond Jubilee admission ticket
Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee, London, 22 June 1897 - Admission Ticket for Parliament Square Gardens Stand Date: 1897

Queen Victoria, Diamond Jubilee programme
Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee Procession and Service at St Paul's Cathedral, London, 22 June 1897 - official programme cover Date: 1897

Rowley Hall Dining Room
An illustration showing the dining room of Rowley Hall, Staffordshire. This space has walls of exquisite oak panelling with carved strap work pilasters at intervals

Winsor and Newton Advertisement
An illustrated advertisement for Winsor & Newton, manufacturers of artists oil and water colours based in London. The image shows the symbol of a colourful diamond prism

Pair of Dancers
A painting of a pair of dancers, male and female, posed elegantly together. She is standing on tiptoes beside the man, who is wearing black and white diamond patterned clothes. Date: circa 1915

Mrs. Fred Taylor
A portrait oil painting of a woman wearing a dark blue velvet gown, jade coloured necklace and a large, blue diamond shaped brooch. Date: circa 1918

William Walker and Sons Dri-Ped Advertisement
An advertisement drawing for William Walker & Sons Ltd, promoting Dri-Ped leather, which bears the purple diamond trademark

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"Diamond: A Symbol of Power, Glory, and Christian Faith" In the realm of royalty, diamonds have long been associated with power and glory. Queen Elizabeth II, the beloved monarch of the United Kingdom and Commonwealth, has often adorned herself with these precious gems. The Daily Sketch Coronation Number in 1953 captured her majesty's regal splendor as she ascended to the throne. Her Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth II has always been a beacon of elegance and grace. With every public appearance, she wears her crown - a magnificent symbol of her authority and position. This crown holds within it centuries of history and tradition, passed down from previous queens like Queen Mary of Teck. Beyond its association with royalty, "The Diamond" holds special significance in various places across Ireland. Whether it be Donegal or Carndonagh or Enniskillen, these locations bear witness to the enduring allure that this gemstone possesses. Not only does diamond captivate through its physical beauty but also through its representation as a powerful symbol. In one instance captured by history's lens, we see the Dolly Sisters and chorus gracefully adorning themselves in diamond tableaux - an enchanting display that further emphasizes their status as icons. Looking back at British history in 1897 reveals another glimpse into how diamonds have played a role in showcasing power within royal families. The Royal Family of Great Britain proudly displayed their wealth through jewelry adorned with these exquisite stones. Yet beyond all materialistic associations lies a deeper meaning - they are not just symbols of earthly power but also hold spiritual connotations rooted in Christian faith. They serve as reminders that true strength comes from embracing virtues such as love, compassion, and integrity - qualities exemplified by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II throughout her reign. In essence, diamonds embody more than mere sparkle; they encapsulate centuries-old traditions intertwined with tales of grandeur fit for kings and queens alike.