name a word used to describe diamonds?

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Brilliance - The brightness that seems to come from the very heart of a diamond. It is the effect that makes diamonds unique among all other gemstones. While other gemstones also display brilliance, none have the power to equal the extent of diamond's light-reflecting power.

other words: Ice, transparent, flawless, pure, extreme, crystallized, precious

The 4 C;s listed above are the words generally used to classify and describe diamonds.

General words to describe them can be

Glittery

Sparkle

Shimmer

Twinkly

Gorgeous

Icy

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The 4 C's describe diamonds

Cut

Clarity

Color

Carat

adamantine • \ad-uh-MAN-teen\ • adjective

1 : made of or having the quality of adamant

3 : resembling the diamond in hardness or luster

Did you know?

The Greek and Latin word for the hardest imaginable substance, whether applied to a legendary stone or an actual substance, such as diamond, was "adamas." Latin poets used the term figuratively for things lasting, firm, or unbending, and the adjective "adamantinus" was used in similar contexts. The English noun "adamant" (meaning "an unbreakable or extremely hard substance"), as well as the adjective "adamant" (meaning "inflexible" or "unyielding"), came from "adamas." "Adamantine," which has such figurative uses as "rigid," "firm," and "unyielding," came from "adamantinus." "Adamas" is actually the source of "diamond" as well. "Diamas," the Latin term for diamond, was an alteration of "adamas."

Dazzling.

Bling

Bling-bling

Shimmering

Glimmering

Sparkling

Fiery

Rocks

Ice

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Uncut, cut, real, manmade, brilliant, blood, loose, rock, carat, expensive, luxurious, valuable, Canadian, etc.

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