Diamond Jackson

Diamond Jackson

A career spanning nearly two decades places Diamond Jackson among the more enduring performers in adult entertainment. Born on July 6, 1966, in California, she entered the industry around the age of 34 in 2001 and remained active until her retirement in 2020.

Career Timeline

Diamond's start in the business came later than many of her peers, beginning her work in adult modeling and performance at an age when some performers are already winding down. That late entry did not limit her output or visibility. Over the course of 19 years, she accumulated 104 magazine and DVD covers, 79 photosets, and 35 videos, building a steady body of work across multiple studios and platforms.

Studio Affiliations

Diamond worked with several of the industry's largest production companies. Her credits include scenes for Brazzers, Naughty America, Bang Brothers, Reality Kings, and Pornfidelity. She also appeared in branded series content such as Big Tits at School and MILFs Like It Big, both sub-brands under the Brazzers umbrella. Additional credits include work with Analized and JoshStoneXXX. Her content was also distributed through HotMovies under the name Diamond Cam.

Profile and Attributes

Standing 5'7" with measurements of 34-24-34 and a 34F bra size, Diamond maintained a slim build throughout her career. She is listed among Ebony Models and fits within the Black Hair Models category. Her work frequently fell under the MILF genre, a niche she occupied for essentially her entire career given her age at debut.

Retirement and Legacy

Diamond officially retired in 2020 at the age of 53, after a run that saw her work consistently across both major studio productions and independent content, including camming. Her longevity is notable in an industry where performer careers often last only a few years. Starting at 34 and sustaining a presence until her mid-fifties is uncommon by industry standards. She appears on the Retired Models list.

Her career arc reflects a particular path in adult entertainment: a performer who found consistent work not through early entry but through sustained output and alignment with a specific genre. The number of covers alone, over a hundred, speaks to a level of demand that persisted across two decades of an evolving industry.