Diamond Award

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The Diamond Award is a special World Music Award honor given to recording artists who achieve exceptionally high global album sales, typically surpassing 10 million copies.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World Music Awards honor
music award
awardedFor worldwide album sales of at least 10 million copies
awardFor exceptionally high global album sales
category special achievement award
countryOfOrigin Monaco
criterion global album sales surpassing 10 million copies
eligibility recording artists with global album sales above 10 million copies
field recorded music industry
firstAwarded World Music Award
surface form: 2001 World Music Awards
firstRecipient Rod Stewart
frequency not awarded annually
genre popular music
inception 2001
medium albums
notableRecipient Andrea Bocelli
Bon Jovi
Celine Dion
Elton John
Eminem (Marshall Bruce Mathers III)
surface form: Eminem

Mariah Carey
Michael Jackson
Rod Stewart
Spice Girls
The Beatles
Whitney Houston
organizer World Music Award
surface form: World Music Awards organization
presentedBy World Music Award
surface form: World Music Awards
relatedTo World Music Award
surface form: World Music Awards
scope international
selectionBasis verified worldwide album sales figures

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World Music Award hasCategory Diamond Award