The process of shaping, cutting, or polishing something into a diamond form or making it diamond-like in appearance.
Present participle of 'diamondize'. This gerund form is technical jargon used in gemology and jewelry-making industries that developed through the 20th century.
The diamondizing of a rough stone requires mathematical precision—cutters use computer modeling now to plan exactly where each facet should go before making a single cut, because one mistake ruins thousands of dollars worth of material.
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