diamantiferous
[dahy-uh-man-tif-er-uh s]
Origin of diamantiferous
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It is noticeable that the walls are not of the formation which is diamantiferous.
The Jenolan CavesSamuel Cook
He encouraged the workings at Jagersfontein, and he also called attention to the diamantiferous neck at Kimberley.
A screen, or cylinder wash mill and elevator, were used for dealing with the diamantiferous soil, and were described.
With the true pipes are associated dykes and fissures also filled with diamantiferous blue ground.