Relating to a crystal form with twelve faces arranged symmetrically.
From 'di-' (two) and 'hexahedral,' combining 'hex' (six) and 'hedra' (face). A crystallographic term describing twelve-faced crystals.
Many gemstones naturally form dihexahedral shapes—the twelve faces create beautiful light reflections, which is why experienced jewelers love working with crystals that have this particular geometry.
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