Diamonds do not shine but reflect the light from which is pointing at it, to make it seem like it is shining.
Shine like a bright shining star, or to sparkle.
The way a diamond is cut has a big impact on how a diamond reflects light. It enhances a diamonds brilliance to a great extent as well as its value. Always select a diamond that has an excellent to very good cut as that diamond will give off the best beauty, sparkle, fire and brilliance.
This is one way to describe diamonds.
what is analogie for sparkle
Yes they do, but not in the way that white or coloured diamonds reflect light.
Gem-quality diamonds -- only about 20% of all diamonds mined -- are cut and polished to reflect and refract light, which gives them sparkle and shine.
Yes, they shine -- not sparkle -- when they are still with the other rocks and minerals. But they shine really bright and big so you can tell if its a gold nugget or a diamond. But I guess they can still shine after they get harvest. Diamonds shine when you can see them in a cave or in the ground even after they get harvested, they don't sparkle only once you know, especially after they are cut.
Yes, this is a lively way to describe the reflection and refraction of light through diamonds.
Sparkle? Luster?
No
"Glistened' means to sparkle and shine
shine, sparkle, glitz
swine shine
the diamonds sparkle due to refraction of light through them.
Diamonds have highly reflective surfaces with many facets. This causes them to shine and reflect light very easily which causes them to shine.
I did! Ellie Coldicutt
Gem-quality diamonds sparkle under any available light, even moonlight, starlight, firelight and flashlight.