(CNN) -- The attorney for former Liberian President Charles Taylor accused the former agent for supermodel Naomi Campbell of lying in her testimony at an international court Tuesday. Courtenay Griffiths said Carole White's account of Campbell receiving "blood diamonds" from Taylor's men was "a complete pack of lies." White has been testifying at the war crimes trial of Taylor, who prosecutors allege funded a brutal civil war in Sierra Leone using so-called blood diamonds, or those that have been mined in conflict zones and used to fund the fighting. White was with Campbell for a dinner hosted by Nelson Mandela in South Africa in 1997, which Taylor also attended.
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Charles Taylor's attorney accuses Naomi Campbell's former agent of lying
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Carole White disputed Campbell's testimony from last week
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She said Campbell knew that the diamonds given to her in 1997 were from Taylor
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White denies her testimony has anything to do with a separate lawsuit
She said she went to @placeholder's room and told her, but Griffiths disputed her account.
Campbell testified last week that she did not know the diamonds were from @placeholder.
Prosecutors had rested their case against Taylor in February 2009 but reopened it to call @placeholder to testify after learning Taylor had given the supermodel a diamond.
Griffiths said in court last week that White launched a lawsuit against @placeholder in October for breach of contract.