Naomi Campbell has gotten herself into a pickle. This time it doesn’t involving throwing cell phones at her minions or beating them with knockoffs. The glamazon managed to get herself into a war crime surrounding an exchange of blood diamonds.

Naomi is on trial and testifying before a war crimes tribunal. Prosecutors hoped she would provide evidence that former Liberian ruler Charles Taylor traded guns to neighboring Sierra Leone rebels in exchange for uncut diamonds (aka blood diamonds) during Sierra Leone’s 1992-2002 civil war.

She explained to the tribunal that she had gotten some “dirty-looking stones” from Taylor after a 1997 dinner party. She then gave the stones to a friend, Jeremy Ratcliffe, who was the director of the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund. Her intent was for the diamonds to be used for charity. However, the precious stones never made it to the fund.

Via Huffington Post:

“The organization’s current spokesman, Oupa Ngwenya, says the fund did not receive the diamonds. Ngwenya said the fund was unable to locate Ratcliffe and he also could not be reached by phone. Ngwenya confirmed that Ratcliffe is no longer the fund’s chief executive but a trustee.

Campbell said she had called Ratcliffe a year ago to ask what he had done with the stones, and he told her he still had them.”

This is still in court and developing…