Diamond
Diamond stands for:
- a car brand of the former US automaker Cycle Car Company
- Diamond (crater) , crater on the asteroid (2867) Šteins
- Diamond (grape variety) , white grape variety
- Diamond Aircraft , Austrian aircraft manufacturer
- Diamond Automobile Company (Delaware) , former US automobile manufacturer from Delaware
- Diamond Automobile Company (Indiana) , former Indiana American automobile manufacturer
- Diamond bogie , universal freight car bogie
- Diamond Glacier , glacier in the Ross Dependency, Antarctica
- Diamond Light Source , synchrotron radiation source in the UK
- Diamond Motor Company , former American automobile manufacturer
- Diamond Multimedia , US company
- Diamond problem , problem in object-oriented programming
- Diamond T , American vehicle manufacturer
- Diamond Taxicab Company , former American automobile manufacturer
- Diamond Tower , in Saudi Arabia
- Diamond model , economic growth model
Places in the United States:
- Diamond (Alabama)
- Diamond (Georgia)
- Diamond (Idaho)
- Diamond (Illinois)
- Diamond (Indiana)
- Diamond (Kentucky)
- Diamond (Louisiana)
- Diamond (Missouri)
- Diamond (Ohio)
- Diamond (Oregon)
- Diamond (Pennsylvania)
- Diamond (South Dakota)
- Diamond (Utah)
- Diamond (Washington)
- Diamond (West Virginia)
- Diamond (Wyoming)
- Diamond Bar , California
- Diamond Bluff , Wisconsin
- Diamond Bluff (Town) , Wisconsin
Objects listed in the NRHP :
- Diamond Apartments , in Redondo Beach, California, ID No. 92000260
- Diamond Bluff Site-Mero Mound Group , located in Diamond Bluff, Wisconsin, ID No. 75000075
- Diamond Cemetery , in Mammoth, Utah, ID No. 79003474
- Diamond Fruit Farm , in Jeffersontown, Kentucky, ID No. 83002652
- Diamond Hill Historic District , in Lynchburg, Virginia, ID No. 79003283
- Diamond Jo Boat Store and Office , in Dubuque, Iowa, ID No. 77000512
- Diamond K Ranch , in Roseville, California, ID No. 78003503
- Diamond Match Historic District , in Barberton, Ohio, ID No. 96000218
- Diamond Point Dependent District No. 44 School , in Nowata, Oklahoma, ID No. 96000977
- Diamond Point Lookout Cabin , in Tonto Village, Arizona, ID No. 87002493
- Diamond Ranch , in Chugwater, Wyoming, ID No. 84003696
- Diamond School , in Christiansted, VI, ID no. 76001842
- Diamond Silk Mill , in East York, Pennsylvania, ID No. 92000949
- Diamond Spring , in Wilsey, Kansas, ID No. 76000835
- Diamond Springs Stage Station Site , in Brule, Nebraska, ID No. 70000371
Diamond is a family name for the following people:
- Diamond (Rapper) ( Brittany Nicole Carpentero; * 1988), American rapper
- Aleska Diamond (* 1988), Hungarian porn actress
- Alex Diamond , German artist
- Amy Diamond (* 1992), Swedish singer, see Amy Deasismont
- Anthony W. Diamond ( Tony Diamond ; * 1944), British-Canadian ornithologist, ecologist and conservationist
- Billy Diamond (1916–2011), American bass player
- Bob Diamond (* 1951), American bank manager
- Chris Diamond (* 1991), Spanish porn actor
- Cora Diamond (* 1937), American philosopher
- David Diamond (composer) (1915-2005), American composer
- David Diamond (journalist) , American journalist
- David Diamond (screenwriter) , American screenwriter and film producer
- David Diamond (Berlin Band) , American guitarist for the band Berlin, member of the original line-up and new to the reunited band
- Debi Diamond (* 1965), American model and porn actress
- Don Diamond (1921-2011), American actor
- Douglas W. Diamond (* 1953), American economist
- Emily Diamond (* 1991), British sprinter
- Fred Diamond (* 1964), American mathematician
- Gregg Diamond (1949–1999), American producer, composer and musician
- Hugh Welch Diamond (1809–1886), British psychiatrist and photographer
- IAL Diamond (1920–1988), American screenwriter
- Jared Diamond (* 1937), American evolutionary biologist, physiologist and biogeographer
- Jim Diamond (1951-2015), British pop singer
- John Diamond, pen name of Barrington J. Bayley (1937–2008), British author
- John Diamond, Baron Diamond (1907-2004) British politician
- Keith Diamond (born 1962), American actor
- Larry Jay Diamond (* 1951), American sociologist and political scientist
- Lee Diamond († 1981), American saxophonist and songwriter
- Liz Diamond (1927-2006), American jazz musician
- Louis K. Diamond (1902-1999), American hematologist and pediatrician
- M. Jerome Diamond , American lawyer and prosecutor
- Matthew Diamond (* 1951), American director, choreographer and film producer
- Michael Diamond (* 1972), Australian marksman
- Milton Diamond (* 1934), American anatomist, biologist and sexologist
- Mya Diamond (* 1981) Hungarian porn actress
- Neil Diamond (born 1941), American singer and songwriter
- Patrick H. Diamond , American physicist
- Peter Diamond (1929-2004), British actor and stunt man
- Peter A. Diamond (* 1940), American economist
- Ras Diamond (* 1998), football player (Turks and Caicos Islands)
- Reed Diamond (born 1967), American actor
- Richard Diamond (chemist) (1924–2007), American physicist and chemist
- Sander A. Diamond (1942–2018), American historian
- Selma Diamond (1920–1985) Canadian actress and screenwriter
- Skin Diamond (* 1987), American porn actress and nude model
- Tony Diamond (football player) ( Anthony John Diamond ; * 1968), English football player
- William Diamond (* 1945), American teacher and politician
- William Diamond (Designer) († 2015), American interior designer
See also:
- Diamond City
- Diamond Hill
- Diamond Peak
- Diamond Township
- Black Diamond
- HMS Diamond , ships
- Richard Diamond, private investigator , American radio play and television series
- Dimond
- Diamonds
- Diamond (disambiguation)
Wiktionary: diamond - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations
