wiktionary diamondDiamond is the hardest known natural material. Diamond , or may also refer to Diamond gemstone Diamonds, a suit cards suit of cards A rhombus is often called a diamond Alt code s, , the character ... , , form of rhombus and symbols with that shape , symbol for the diamond principle , combinatorial ... bicycle lane in the United States tocright People Surname Alexander Diamond born 1985 , Scottish professional footballer Amy Diamond born 1992 , Swedish pop singer Anne Diamond born 1954 , British television presenter Barry Diamond American comedian , American comedian Benjamin Diamond born 1972 , French singer Bernard L. Diamond 1912 1990 , American Professor of law and psychiatry Cora Diamond , US born philosopher David Diamond composer 1915 2005 , American composer Debi Diamond born 1965 , American pornographic actress Dustin Diamond born 1977 , American actor Gregg Diamond 1949 1999 , American musician I. A. L. Diamond 1920 1988 , Romanian born American film writer Jack Diamond architect born 1932 , South African born, Canadian architect Jack Diamond Canadian businessman 1909 2001 , Canadian businessman and philanthropist Jack Diamond gangster 1897 1931 , Irish American gangster Jared Diamond born 1937 , American biologist, physiologist, biogeographer and author Jim Diamond music producer born 1965 , American studio engineer, producer and bass player Jim Diamond singer born 1953 , Scottish rock musician Jody Diamond born 1953 , American composer, performer, writer, publisher, editor, and educator John Diamond journalist 1953 2001 , British Jewish broadcaster and journalist John Diamond, Baron Diamond 1907 2004 , British politician King Diamond born 1956 , Danish heavy metal musician Larry Diamond , political scientist Lou Diamond 1897 1951 , US Marine Majela ZeZe Diamond born 1981 , aka Queen of Vagina , British Comedian, and singer songwriter Michael Diamond musician born 1965 , American musician, member of the Beastie Boys Michael Diamond sport shooter born ... more details
Diamond State may refer to The U.S. State of Delaware , unofficially nicknamed The Diamond State Diamond State Conference , a high school sports league Diamond State Telephone , the operating unit of Verizon serving Delaware The U.S. State of Arkansas , unofficially nicknamed The Diamond State Crater of Diamonds State Park disambig ... more details
Diamond grinding is a Grinding abrasive cutting grinding process that can be applied to a variety of surfaces including floors, stones and engineering ceramics. It takes advantage of the fact that diamond has the highest hardness of any bulk material. See also Diamond grinding of pavement Diamond grinding cup wheel DEFAULTSORT Diamond Grinding Category Grinding and lapping Engineering stub ... more details
Diamond Ranch may refer to Diamond Ranch Chugwater, Wyoming , National Register of Historic Places listings in Platte County, Wyoming listed on the National Register of Historic Places listings in Platte County, Wyoming Diamond Ranch High School Diamond Ranch Academy See also Diamond A Ranch disambiguation disambiguation ... more details
John Diamond may refer to John Diamond dancer 1823 1857 , Irish American dancer John Diamond journalist 1953 2001 , British broadcaster and journalist John Diamond, Baron Diamond 1907 2004 , British Labour politician John Diamond , 1980 children s novel by author Leon Garfield Jon P. Diamond born 1957 , American entrepreneur John Diamond doctor born 1934 , American doctor See also Jack Diamond disambiguation dab Category Human name disambiguation pages Diamond, John pl John Diamond ... more details
Jack Diamond is the name of Jack Diamond architect born 1932 , Canadian architect Jack Diamond Canadian businessman 1909 2001 , Canadian businessman and philanthropist Jack Diamond gangster 1897 1931 , Irish American gangster in Philadelphia and New York City during the Prohibition era Jack Diamond radio personality , radio personality in Washington DC See also John Diamond disambiguation hndis Diamond, Jack ... more details
Black Diamond may refer to Minerals Anthracite Carbonado , a natural diamond that is black in color A black synthetic diamond , specifically CVD polycrystalline diamonds or HPHT polycrystalline compact diamonds Black Diamond and Black Diamond II, a low material developed by Applied Materials used in semiconductor manufacturing Business Black Diamond bus brand , a brand name used by Diamond Bus in the United Kingdom Black Diamond, a brand name used for various electrical products of the Mitsubishi Corporation Black Diamond Cheese , a Canadian cheese manufacturing company Black Diamond Equipment , a manufacturer of climbing and outdoor gear Black Diamond switches, a switch series by Extreme Networks Black Diamond Coal Mining Railroad , an abandoned railroad in California Geography Black Diamond, Alberta , Canada Black Diamond, former name of Pittsburg, California , United States Black Diamond, Florida , United States Black Diamond, Washington , United States Black Diamond Mines Regional Preserve in California, United States, preserving historic coal mines Music Black Diamond Angie Stone album Black Diamond Angie Stone album , a 1999 album by R&B soul singer Angie Stone Black Diamond Kiss song Black Diamond Kiss song , by the rock band Kiss Black Diamond Stratovarius song Black Diamond Stratovarius song , by the power metal band Stratovarius Black Diamond Rippingtons album Black Diamond Rippingtons album , a 1997 album by The Rippingtons Black Diamond Buraka Som Sistema album Black Diamond Buraka Som Sistema album , a 2008 album by Buraka Som Sistema Black Diamond Stan Ridgway album Black Diamond Stan Ridgway album , a 1995 album by Stan Ridgway Black Diamond , a song by Japanese pop singer DOUBLE singer DOUBLE , featuring Namie Amuro Black Diamond , a song by Japanese singer Nana Mizuki Shugo Chara character album Black Diamond , 1976 album by English blues rock band The Groundhogs Black Diamond , a cover of the Kiss song by The Replacements on the album Let It Be The Replacements ... more details
Diamond Head may refer to Diamond Head, Hawaii , a volcanic cone on the Hawaiian island of O ahu known to Hawaiians as Leahi Diamond Head , a song by The Beach Boys from their album Friends The Beach Boys album Friends The Beach Boys album Diamond Head , a song by The Ventures from their album Walk, Don t Run, Vol. 2 Diamond Head band , a British heavy metal band formed in 1976 Diamond Head album Diamond Head album , a 1975 album by Phil Manzanera Diamond Head film Diamond Head film , a 1963 movie starring Charlton Heston and Yvette Mimieux, or the book on which it is based Diamond Head Japanese band , a Japanese pop rock band formed in 2000 The Diamond Head Game , a 1975 American game show USS Diamond Head AE 19 USS Diamond Head AE 19 , a World War II and Cold War ammunition supply ship Diamondhead may refer to Diamondhead, Mississippi Diamondhead, Arkansas List of Ben 10 aliens Diamondhead Diamondhead , a character in Ben 10 Diamondhead comics , a character in Marvel Comics disambig de Diamond Head fr Diamond Head ja pl Diamond Head ... more details
Unreferenced date March 2009 Image portuguesediamondp.jpg right thumb 150px The Portuguese Diamond, housed in the National Museum of Natural History , Washington D.C. The Portuguese Diamond is an unusual octagonal Cut gems cut diamond known for its flawlessness and Diamond clarity clarity . It weighs convert 127.01 carat g and is regarded as one of the world s most magnificent diamond gems. The Portuguese Diamond gives out a strong fluorescence under ultraviolet light . Under daylight or artificial light, the diamond gives out a soft fluorescence and a beautiful bluish haze. The name The Portuguese Diamond was given by Harry Winston , who previously owned the diamond. History According to one of the legends, the diamond was mined in Brazil in the eighteenth century and become part of the Portuguese crown jewels . But there is no documentation that proves this story true. Documented reports of the diamond state that the diamond was most likely found at the Premier Mine in Kimberley, Northern Cape Kimberly , South Africa , in the early 20th century, after which it was bought and owned by many people. The first documented record of the diamond finds its ownership with the Ziegfeld Follies glamor woman named Peggy Hopkins Joyce who bought the diamond from Black, Starr and Frost in February 1928. She traded her 350,000 pearl necklace and additionally paid 23,000 in cash to purchase the diamond. She had the diamond mounted on a platinum choker that could be worn closely to the neck. In 1951, Harry Winston acquired the diamond from Joyce. The Portuguese Diamond was a part of his Court of Jewels until he sold it to an international industrialist in 1957. At present, the diamond belongs to the Smithsonian Institution Smithsonian s diamond collection after they acquired the diamond from Winston, in exchange for convert 2400 carat g of smaller diamonds. See also Diamond cut Category Named diamonds Category Jewellery in the collection of the Smithsonian Institution ... more details
Diamond ring or This Diamond Ring or Diamond Rings may refer to Jewelry Diamond ring, a type of jewelry featuring a diamond . For this usage, see also engagement ring . Media This Diamond Ring , episode 5.19 of Dharma & Greg featuring Claudia Schiffer as Gretchen Moon Diamond ring effect , a phase during a solar eclipse when a little bit of Sun appears from the edge of the Moon, right before and right after totality. Music An artist Diamond Rings musician , an indie rock musician from Toronto, Canada A song The Diamond Ring , a song by Adair from their 2006 album The Destruction of Everything is the Beginning of Something New Diamond Ring , a song by Bon Jovi from their 1995 album These Days Bon Jovi album These Days Diamond Ring , a song by Pedro the Lion from the 1999 EP The Only Reason I Feel Secure Diamond Rings song Diamond Rings song , a song by Chipmunk This Diamond Ring , a 1965 pop song written by Al Kooper, Bob Brass and Irwin Levine, and attributed to Gary Lewis and the Playboys Sports Diamond Ring professional wrestling , Japanese professional wrestling promotion disambig ... more details
Diamond Lil can refer to Diamond Lil play , a 1928 Mae West play Diamond Lil comics , a fictional mutant in Marvel Comics Alpha Flight series Diamond Lil , a comic strip by Brett Koth Katie Glass , a little person professional wrestler who used the ring name Diamond Lil Diamond Lil, a legendary Atlanta female impersonator List of surviving B 24 Liberators B 24A CO Consolidated San Diego Diamond Lil , an aircraft named the same of a Consolidated B 24 Liberator bomber of World War II . Diamond Lil a song by American guitarist and songwriter David Bromberg disambiguation ... more details
Unreferenced date December 2009 For the song by Glenn & Chris Diamond Lights Glenn & Chris song Infobox Album See Wikipedia WikiProject Albums Name Diamond Lights Type EP Artist Diamond Head band Diamond Head Cover Released 1981 Recorded Genre Heavy metal music Heavy metal Length Label Diamond Head Records Producer Reviews Last album Sweet and Innocent album Sweet and Innocent This album Diamond Lights Next album The Friday Rock Show Sessions Live At Reading Diamond Lights is an Extended play EP by Heavy metal music heavy metal band Diamond Head band Diamond Head and was released in 1981. It was a double A side with Diamond Lights and We Won t Be Back , and was only available on 12 . The two A sides and the B side I Don t Got eventually ended up on the re released version of Diamond Head s 1980 debut Lightning to the Nations . Track listing Diamond Lights We Won t Be Back I Don t Got It s Electric remix Line up Brian Tatler Sean Harris Duncan Scott Colin Kimberley Category 1991 EPs Category Diamond Head albums es Diamond Lights ... more details
Diamond segments are the function parts of a metal bonded diamond tool . The metal bonded diamond tool can be a metal bonded diamond blade , a diamond grinding cup wheel , a diamond core drill bit , a diamond gang saw blade, etc. The diamonds of a metal bonded diamond tool are all in the tool s diamond segments to play their role of cutting or grinding. Structure Diamond segments consist of small size diamond s and metal bond materials. The metal bond materials may include the powders of Cu, Sn, Fe ... is loaded into molds. After hot pressing or cold pressing, sintering, and arc grinding, diamond segments ... properly. ref name ref1 http www.diamondbladeselect.com knowledge some knowledge of diamond segments Some Knowledge of Diamond Segments ref Generally, a diamond segment has a working layer and a transition layer. The working layer contains diamond grains for cutting or grinding, while the transition ... layer to the body of the diamond tool. ref name ref1 The transition layer is necessary for diamond segments used on laser welded diamond tools. The compositions of the two layers should not be very different ... by the two layers when the diamond tool is in use. ref name ref2 http www.diamondbladeselect.com knowledge bond materials used in the transition layer of diamond segments Bond Materials Used In the Transition Layer of Diamond Segments ref Forms Diamond segments may come in various forms on diamond tools. For a diamond blade, diamond segments are just the teeth of the blade. The form of the segments ... knowledge why diamond segments have different shapes Why Diamond Segments Have Different Shapes ref The form of diamond blades diamond segments may be convex, layered sandwich concave ... energy and improve the blade s performance. ref name ref3 The diamond segments of diamond grinding ... of the diamond segments on a diamond tool should match the nature of the material to be cut. If the material is hard, the bond of the diamond segments should be softer. Because diamonds are apt to become ... more details
Diamond Lake may refer to Yes, this is far more sorting than this page requires at the moment. But I m anticipating that, now that the huge table is gone and we re starting from scratch, more Diamond Lakes will be added and the sorting will be useful as editors add these entries. U.S. geographical locations Diamond Lake, Minneapolis , a neighborhood in the Nokomis community in Minneapolis Diamond Lake Oregon , a lake in the southern part of the U.S. state of Oregon Diamond Lake Township, Minnesota , a township in Lincoln County, Minnesota Diamond Lake Idaho , a glacial lake in Elmore County, Idaho Diamond Lake Illinois , a lake, neighborhood and school district in Mundelein, Illinois Neighborhoods Mundelein Diamond Valley Lake , a reservoir in Southern California One of a list of lakes named DiamondDiamond Lake in List of lakes in Mineral County, Montana Mineral County, Montana Other geographical locations Diamond Lake Ontario At least three List of lakes in New Zealand lakes in New Zealand Other Diamond Lake Greyhawk , a fictional mining town, on a lake of the same name, in the Dungeons and Dragons World of Greyhawk geodis pl Diamond Lake ... more details
Infobox Diamond image caption colour scheme gem name Amsterdam Diamond weight 33.74 carats grams 6.75 color Black cut Pear mine country cutter found original owner owner value The Amsterdam Diamond is a carbonado black diamond weighing convert 33.74 carat g , and has 145 facets. It is in a pear shape, and cut from a convert 55.85 carat g rough. It was sold in 2001 for US352,000, the highest price paid for a black diamond at auction. External links http famousdiamonds.tripod.com amsterdamdiamond.html The Amsterdam Diamond on The World of Famous Diamonds http www.diamondarticles.com articles famous diamonds amsterdam diamond.php Diamond Articles mineral stub Category Named diamonds no Amsterdamdiamanten ... more details
Diamond Village may refer to Diamond Village, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Diamond Village, Trinidad and Tobago geodis Short pages monitor This long comment was added to the page to prevent it being listed on Special Shortpages. It and the accompanying monitoring template were generated via Template Longcomment. Please do not remove the monitor template without removing the comment as well. ... more details
diamondDiamond cutting is the practice of changing a Diamond gemstone diamond from a rough stone into a facet ed gem. Cutting diamond requires specialized knowledge, tools, equipment, and techniques because of its extreme difficulty. The first guild of diamond cutters and polishers diamantaire was formed ... on the cut quality. Since diamonds are very hard to cut, special diamond bladed edges are used to cut them. The first major development in diamond cutting came with the Point Cut during the later half of the 14th century the Point Cut follows the natural shape of an octahedral raw diamond crystal, eliminating some waste in the cutting process. Diamond cutting, as well as overall processing, is concentrated ... diamond district in Belgium , more than 50 of processed diamonds also pass through there. 92 of diamond pieces are cut in Surat , Gujarat state in India. The other important diamond centers are Tel Aviv and New York city . ref cite web url http photius.com diamonds the diamond industry.html title The Diamond Industry accessdate 2010 10 14 ref Diamond cutting process The diamond cutting process includes ... name GIACutting Diamonds and Diamond Grading The Evolution of Diamond Cutting Gemological Institute of America , Carlsbad, California, 2002 ref Planning Diamond manufacturers analyze diamond rough from an economic perspective, with two objectives steering decisions made about how a faceted diamond will be cut. The first objective is that of maximum return on investment for the piece of diamond rough. The second is how quickly the finished diamond can be sold. Scanning devices are used to get 3 ... model, which is then used to find an optimal way to cut the stone. Maximizing value Image Diamond cutter s shop in 18th century.jpg thumb 300px Man powered diamond cutting mill in 18th century The process of maximizing the value of finished diamonds, from a rough diamond into a polished gemstone, is both ... retention analysis studies the diamond rough to find the best combination of finished stones ... more details
Infobox company name Apollo Diamond logo type genre foundation founder location city Boston, Massachusetts location country United States area served key people Robert Linares, Bryant Linares industry Diamond Manufacturing products Synthetic diamond s services market cap revenue operating income net income assets equity owner num employees parent divisions subsid homepage http www.sciodiamond.com footnotes intl Apollo Diamond Inc. was a company based in Boston , Massachusetts that produced nearly flawless single crystal diamond wafers and crystals for the optoelectronics , nanotechnology , and consumer gemstone gem markets. The company pioneered Chemical vapor deposition of diamond chemical vapor deposition CVD for the production of gem sized synthetic diamond crystals, leading to several U.S. patent s on the process. The company advertises color less gems, in contrast to existing synthetic diamonds which are usually colored. ref http www.usatoday.com money industries technology maney 2005 05 31 nanotech x.htm Nanotechnology s everywhere USA today ref Many assets of Apollo Diamond were acquired by Scio Diamond Technology Corporation in 2011, which is producing synthetic diamond at its South Carolina facility using Apollo Diamond technology. ref http www.jckonline.com 2011 09 27 new company plans to produce synthetic diamonds New Company Plans to Produce Synthetic Diamonds ref Notes Reflist See also List of synthetic diamond manufacturers External links http www.sciodiamond.com SCIO Diamond website http www.wired.com wired archive 11.09 diamond.html The New Diamond Age , Wired magazine Wired , September 11, 2003 http www.smithsonianmag.com science nature diamonds on demand.html Diamonds on Demand , Smithsonian magazine Smithsonian , June, 2008 http patft.uspto.gov netacgi ... Diamond&FIELD1 ASNM&co1 AND&TERM2 &FIELD2 &d PTXT US Patents awarded to Apollo Diamond http www.usatoday.com ... , May 2005 Category Synthetic diamond tech company stub ... more details
Diamond A Ranch may refer to Diamond A Ranch Roswell, New Mexico , National Register of Historic Places listings in Chaves County, New Mexico listed on the National Register of Historic Places in Chaves County, New Mexico Diamond A Ranch Dubois, Wyoming , National Register of Historic Places listings in Fremont County, Wyoming listed on the National Register of Historic Places in Fremont County, Wyoming disambig de Diamond A Ranch ... more details
Infobox Diamond image caption colour scheme gem name Ashberg Diamond weight 102.48 grams 20.496 color Amber cut Cushion shaped mine country South Africa cutter found original owner owner value Ashberg Diamond is a diamond , which was once included in the Russian Crown Jewels. It weighs convert 102.48 carat g . This is believed to have been mined in South Africa , because of its characteristics. In 1934 the Russian Trade Delegation sold the diamond to Olof Aschberg Mr. Ashberg , a leading Stockholm banker. ref http famousdiamonds.tripod.com ashbergdiamond.html ref See also List of diamonds References references External links http famousdiamonds.tripod.com ashbergdiamond.html Ashberg Diamond feature http www.diamondinformer.com Articles Ashberg.html Category Named diamonds no Ashbergdiamanten ... more details
cleanup date June 2011 Infobox Company company name The Diamond Registry company logo image Drwhite.jpg ... USA area served Worldwide industry Sale of Diamonds br Diamonds br Jewelry products Diamond s services Diamond Sales company slogan homepage http www.diamondregistry.com www.diamondregistry.com dissolved footnotes The Diamond Registry In 1961, Joseph Schlussel started selling diamonds as a dealer. In 1968, he started one of the first publications devoted to the Diamond Industry The Diamond Registry ... to the Diamond Industry such as the rise of conflict diamonds and supplier of choice . Joe was one ... diamond buyers and diamond wholesalers. After realizing what the Internet could be, he transformed ... become informed and gain transparency into wholesale diamond prices. Wholesale diamond prices by cut .... Schlussel, a diamond wholesaler in New York, thinks a one on one relationship is important in diamond sales, but he is hedging his bets. His site, Diamondregistry.com, designed for selling to diamond ... The Diamond Registry connects buyers instantly to hundreds of diamond suppliers by using its own membership ... reporting wholesale diamond prices, The Diamond Registry assures that the customer can get the best possible value from today s market with the use of intensive personal analysis, clear diamond prices, help with How to Buy a Diamond, and an exacting examination of gems from competing world sources. In its role as the link between the numerous manufacturers and traders in the diamond world, The Diamond ... Welch , the former CEO of General Electric. The Diamond Registry is a Member in Good Standing with the following associations http www.nyddc.com The Diamond Dealers Club Of New York http wfdb.com World Federation of Diamond Bourses http www.jewelersboard.com The Jewelers Board of Trade http www.jic.org ... Gemological Association Of Great Britain Nissan Perla, owner of Olympic Diamond Corp. and Secretary of the Diamond Dealer s Club talked to The Diamond Registry about the value of Diamonds. He feels ... more details
Orphan date December 2009 Linda Diamond is an United States American choreographer whose modern dance company, the Linda Diamond Dance Ensemble, performs both her own works and those of Anna Sokolow . The company performs in NYC & upstate NY regularly. ref Dunning, Jennifer, http www.nytimes.com 1985 12 05 arts dance linda diamond.html Dance Linda Diamond December 1985, New York Times ref , Her weekly program Diamond Dance views is on woodstocktv.org Saturdays ll to noon EST, N.Y. ref http sites.google.com site upstatedances Home performers Upstate Dancers Annual Choreographers Showcase past Choreographers ref and co produces the Woodstock Diamond Dance Festival . Her theatre there is called the Woodstock Diamond Sokolow Dance Theatre, and she also operates her own dance academy at that location. tHE Linda Diamond & Co. performs in NYC and upstate NY and is based at the Diamond Sokolow Dance Studio on West 5l St. where studio performances take place. References reflist Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Diamond, Linda DEFAULTSORT Diamond, Linda Category American choreographers Category Living people Dance bio stub ... more details
unreferenced date November 2011 Image Soviet Union 1971 stamp Diamond fund 3 10K.jpg thumb right Shah Diamond, 1971 postage stamp The Diamond Shah is 88.7 Carat unit carat 18 g , 3 cm long, yellow diamond , extremely clear. This diamond was found in Central India , probably in 1450 . It was rendered to the Ahmadnagar Sultanate Nizam Shahi court in Ahmednagar . In 1591 , Ahmadnagar Sultanate Shah Nizam ordered carving on one of the facets of the diamond Burhan Nizam Shah Second. Year 1000 . In the same 1591, the ruler of the Northern India, the Great Moghul Akbar , occupied Ahmadnagar and seized the diamond. After Akbar s grandson, Shah Jehan trans. the king of the world came to the throne of Great Moghuls, he commanded to carve another inscription The son of Jehangir Shah Jehan Shah. Year 1051 . By the modern calendar, it was 1641. The son of Jehan shah Aureng Zeb hung the diamond above his throne and encircled it with rubies and emeralds. Till 1738 , the diamond Shah was kept in Delhi . In 1738 , Nadir Shah attacked India, seized the diamond, and took it back with him to Persia . In 1824 , the third inscription appeared on the third facet The ruler of the Kadgar Fath ali shah Sultan. Year 1242 . In 1829 , Russia n diplomat and writer Alexandr Griboyedov was murdered in the capital of Persia , Tehran . The Russian government demanded severe punishment of those responsible. In fear, the court of Shah Fath Ali Shah sent the Shah s grandson Khosrow Mirza to Saint Petersburg , where he gave the Shah diamond to the Russian Tsar as a present. In 1914, the Shah diamond came to the Diamond Fund Kremlin Diamond Fund , where it is exhibited as one of Seven Historical Gems. It remains there at the Kremlin . Category Diamonds originated in India Category Named diamonds Category Iran Russia relations bg fa ka pl Szach diament ru uk ... more details
Infobox Diamond image caption colour scheme gem name Nizam Diamond weight 340 grams 68 color cut Almond mine Kollur Mines , Golkonda Golconda country India cutter found original owner Nizam The Nizam of Hyderabad owner value Nizam Diamond is believed to have been the most famous diamond in its time. There are tales about its size, around convert 340 carat g . The story goes back to the rulers of Golkonda Golconda , and is believed to found at Kollur Mine . ref Deccan Heritage, H. K. Gupta, A. Parasher and D. Balasubramanian, Indian National Science Academy, 2000, p. 144, Orient Blackswan, ISBN 8173712859 ref The precious stone gets its name from the Prince Nizam of Hyderabad state Hyderabad . The diamond was almond in shape. External links http www.jjkent.com articles nizam diamond history.htm Nizam Diamond Notes reflist Category Diamonds originated in India Category Named diamonds Category Hyderabad State pl Imperial diament ... more details
Douglas W. Diamond is the Merton H. Miller Distinguished Service Professor of Finance at University of Chicago s Chicago Booth Graduate School of Business . He specializes in the study of financial intermediaries, financial crises, and liquidity. He is a American Finance Association Past, present and future presidents former president of the American Finance Association . and the Western Finance Association , a fellow of the Econometric Society , the American Academy of Arts and Sciences , and the American Finance Association . He is, among others, known for the Diamond Dybvig model of bank runs. External links http www.chicagobooth.edu faculty bio.aspx?person id 12824750080 Professor Diamond s webpage at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Diamond, Douglas ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION Professor of Finance DATE OF BIRTH PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Diamond, Douglas Category Living people Category University of Chicago faculty Category Fellows of the Econometric Society Category American economists Category Macroeconomists de Douglas W. Diamond no Douglas Diamond ... more details
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