To shape, cut, or polish into a diamond form; to make something resemble or become a diamond.
Derived from 'diamond' plus the suffix '-ize' (meaning 'to make' or 'to become'). This verb form is primarily used in technical and jewelry contexts, emerging in specialized vocabulary during the 19th-20th centuries.
While 'diamondize' sounds like it could mean turning anything into a real diamond, in reality jewelers use it to describe the careful process of shaping rough stones into that perfect brilliant cut we recognize as diamond jewelry.
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