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Diamond is the hardest known natural material.

Contents

• Other common meanings
• People
• Places
• United States
• Elsewhere
• Businesses
• Music
• Albums
• Songs
• Games
• Film and television
• Sports
• Ships and boats
• Other uses
• See also

Diamond or diamonds may also refer to:

Other common meanings

• Diamond (gemstone), use of the mineral as a gemstone
• Diamonds (suit), a suit in a standard deck of cards

People

• Diamond (surname)
• Diamond (given name), a unisex given name
• Thomas Pitt (1653–1726), English merchant nicknamed "Diamond" Pitt for his ownership of the Regent Diamond
• Diamond (rapper) (born 1988), American rapper
• Alex Diamond, pseudonym of German artist Jörg Heikhaus (born 1967)
• Wayne Daniel or Diamond (born 1956), retired cricketer from Barbados
• Ramon Dekkers or the Diamond (1969–2013), former Muay Thai and kickboxer
• Malaipet or the Diamond (born 1981), mixed martial artist, kickboxer and Muay Thai fighter
• Diamond, a member of the TV show American Gladiators
• "Diamond" Dallas Page (born 1956), American professional wrestler
• "Diamond" Timothy Flowers, American professional wrestler from All-Star Wrestling
• Diamond (wrestler), Mexican professional wrestler
• Dustin Poirier, MMA fighter, nicknamed "The Diamond"

Places

Businesses

• Diamond Aircraft Industries, Austria
• Diamond Bank, Nigeria
• Diamond Comic Distributors, North America
• Diamond Comics, India
• Diamond East Midlands, a British bus company
• Diamond Foods, California, US
• Diamond Insurance, British car insurer
• Diamond Management & Technology Consultants, Chicago, US
• Diamond Match Company, US
  • Diamond Rubber Company, a former subsidiary
• Diamond Multimedia, a computer hardware and electronics company
• Diamond North West, a British bus company
• Diamond Publishing, UK
• Diamond Select Toys, US
• Diamond West Midlands, a British bus company
• Diamond's, a former department store chain, Phoenix, Arizona, US
• The Diamond (department store), Charleston, West Virginia, US

Music

• Diamond Records, a label based in New York City
• The Diamonds, a Canadian singing quartet of the 1950s and 1960s
• The Diamonds (Jamaican band), a reggae band
• Diamond certification or record, a music recording sales certification
• Diamond, a former alias of Cascada

Games

• Diamond (game), a board game
• Diamonds (video game), 1992, for Macintosh
• Diamond (Shugo Chara!) or Dia, a character
• Pokémon Diamond and Pearl, 2006 video games for the Nintendo DS
  • Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl, 2021 video games for the Nintendo Switch

Film and television

• Diamonds (1920 film), a German silent crime film by Friedrich Feher
• Diamonds (1937 film), a German crime film directed by Eduard von Borsody
• Diamonds (1939 film), an Italian comedy
• The Diamond (film), a 1954 British 3-D movie
• Diamonds (1947 film), a Soviet drama film
• Diamonds (1975 film), an Israeli-American heist film starring Robert Shaw and Shelley Winters
• Diamonds (1999 film), an American comedy starring Kirk Douglas and Dan Aykroyd
• Diamonds (2024 film), an Italian film
• Diamonds (Canadian TV series), a Canadian television series that aired on Global from 1987 to 1989
• Diamonds (UK TV series), a British television series that aired on ITV in 1981
• "Diamonds" (Charlie Jade), an episode of Charlie Jade
• Diamond Destiny, a baby character in the film Storks

Sports

• Baseball diamond or baseball field
• The Diamond (Richmond, Virginia), a baseball stadium
• Airdrieonians F.C. or Diamonds, a Scottish football club
• Australia national netball team or Diamonds
• Auckland Diamonds, a New Zealand former netball team
• Denver Diamonds, an American women's soccer team
• Diamonds (Super Fours), a women's cricket team that competed in the Super Fours
• Diamond X, a disc golf course in Montana
• Nashville Diamonds, an American soccer team
• Northern Diamonds, a women's cricket team based in Yorkshire and North East England
• Texas Revolution (indoor football) or Arkansas Diamonds, an American indoor football team
• Waterloo Diamonds (1989–1993), a former baseball team based in Waterloo, Iowa
• Yorkshire Diamonds, a women's cricket team that competed in the Women's Cricket Super League

Ships and boats

• HMS Diamond, various Royal Navy ships
• Diamond (1798 ship), a full-rigged merchant ship
• Diamond (1823 ship), a three-masted square rigger
• Diamond (1835 ship), an Isle of Man-built merchant ship
• Diamond (narrowboat), a canal boat of the United Kingdom
• Diamond, a ship of the Third Supply fleet to Virginia colony in 1609
• MS F Diamond, a ferry in service 2007–09, renamed MS Diamond in 2010 before being scrapped
• Diamond (HBC vessel) - see Hudson's Bay Company vessels

Other uses

• Rhombus (◊), a shape
  • Lozenge (shape) (◊), a type of rhombus
• Diamonds (ballet), third movement of George Balanchine's Jewels
• Diamond (comics), a fictional character in the NEW-GEN comic books published by Marvel Comics
• Diamond (dog), a dog supposedly owned by Sir Isaac Newton
• Diamond (grape), a wine grape varietal grown in the Finger Lakes AVA
• DIAMOND (project), a project for optimizing the operation of wastewater treatment plants
• Diamond (typography), the typographic size between pearl and brilliant
• Diamond Light Source, a British synchrotron research facility
• Diamond principle (◊), in mathematical set theory
• Diamond Tower, a skyscraper in Ramat Gan, Israel
• The Diamond (skyscraper), a skyscraper in Taipei, Taiwan
• The Diamond, a 1998 fantasy novel by J. Robert King and Ed Greenwood
• Snipe Diamond, a 1980s British ultralight aircraft

See also

• Diamond crossing, a level crossing of two rail tracks
• Diamond interchange, type of highway interchange
• Diamond knot, a knot for forming a decorative loop on the end of a cord such as on a lanyard
• Diamond plate, a type of sheet metal with raised lozenges
• Diamond Tree, a giant Karri tree in Western Australia
• Diamant (disambiguation)
• Diamante poem, a form of poetry
• Diament (disambiguation)
• Max Dimont (1912–1992), Finnish American historian and author
• Dymond (disambiguation)

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