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When famed Renaissance Artist, Inventor and Philosopher Leonardo Da Vinci was working on master pieces such as the Mona Lisa (left) he could hardly have believed an online slot machine would be constructed in his honour.

But here it is, Getminted's 'Da Vinci Diamonds' and like the great man's famed works this too is a master piece in it's own sphere!

If ever an online game could take you back in time then this is it.

Natural jewells pepper the screen as do images of the Mona Lisa and other such pieces of art work linked to the Italian genius.

Unique to the 'Da Vinci Diamond' game is the Tumbling Reels feature which immediately makes you realise you're not playing on just any online slot game.

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With this clever visual feature the symbols fall from the top of the screen rather than spinning upon reels.

Winning symbol combinations simply disappear and new symbols quickly tumble down to replace the vansihed symbols. In essence then you can win more than once on a single spin.

Not only do you get wonderful timeless graphics then but also a different style of slot format.

But of course this is not the only game with links to the past winning rave reviews on Getminted.

Other slot games such as Cleopatra, Elvis Multi-Strike and Arabian Riches transports you to a different place

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where, fingers crossed, riches await!

When you start playing 'Da Vinci Diamonds' you will get six free bonus spins. Then you can simply retrigger the Bonus multiple times, up to 300 total free spins.

In the words of Getminted - "Take a trip back to the glory of the Renaissance and maybe you too can enjoy the wealth and splendor of the Medici!"

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