Diamante
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A diamanté (also spelled diamante) is a glittering ornament, such as an artificial jewel (e.g. a rhinestone) or a sequin.
Diamante may also refer to:
Places
Argentina
- Diamante, Entre Ríos, a municipio in Diamante Department
- Diamante Caldera, a volcanic caldera partly in the Province of Mendoza
- Diamante River, a river in the Province of Mendoza
- Laguna del Diamante, a lake in the Province of Mendoza
Elsewhere
- Diamante, Paraíba, Brazil, a municipality
- Diamante Caldera, Chile, a volcanic caldera partly in Santiago Metropolitan Region
- Diamante, Calabria, Italy, a comune in the province of Cosenza
People
- Diamante (musician) (born 1996), American singer and songwriter
- David Diamante (born 1971), American ring announcer
- Fra Diamante (1430–1498), Italian fresco painter
- Juan Bautista Diamante (1625–1687), Spanish dramatist
- Diamante Medaglia Faini (1724–1770), Italian poet and composer
- Diamante (male wrestler) (born 1992), Mexican luchador enmascarado
- Diamante (female wrestler) (born 1990), American professional wrestler formerly known as Angel Rose
- Diamante Azul (born 1982), Mexican professional wrestler
- Diamante Merybrown, Spanish drag queen
Music
- Diamante Music Group, a California-based independent record label distributor
- Diamante, a 1988 EP by Sasha Sökol
- Diamanté, a 2017 EP by At the Drive-In
- Diamante (Zucchero Fornaciari song), 1989
- Diamante (Morissette song), 2016
Other uses
- Diamante citron, a type of citron fruit from Italy
- Diamante poem, a style of poetry
- Mitsubishi Diamante, a car built by Mitsubishi Motors between 1990 and 2004
- Diamante, a One Piece character
See also
- Diamond (disambiguation)
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