Diamonds have an extremely high index of refraction, the property that makes a spoon in a cup of water look bent at the point where the water meets the air. It causes light that enters the diamond come back out at different angles, and some of the light reflects within the diamond for a while before coming back out (it's the same phenomenon as when you look at the surface of the water in a fish tank from a very shallow angle below the surface and it looks like a mirror, except to a greater angle).
Light traveling from a less dense medium, like air, into a more dense medium, like a diamond, is bent toward the normal, the imaginary line perpendicular to the surface where the two media meet at the point where the light enters. Light going from a more dense medium to a less dense medium is bent away from the normal.
Also, different colors (wavelengths) are bent different amounts, which is how a prism works and why sunlight reflecting off the insides of raindrops creates a rainbow.
The word 'sparkled' is the past participle, past tense of the verb 'to sparkle'; the past participle is also an adjective, for example, a sparkled costume.The word 'sparkle' is also a noun, for example, the sparkle in her eyes.
The sparkling of a suitably cut diamond is caused by its ability to reflect and refract light through its facets. When light enters the diamond, it bounces off its facets and is dispersed in a way that creates a dazzling sparkle, known as brilliance and fire.
Luster on a diamond appears as a bright, reflective quality that gives the diamond a shiny and sparkling appearance. It is a result of the diamond's ability to reflect light due to its superior optical properties, such as high refractive index and dispersion.
Glass can produce a sparkling effect when cut in a similar fashion to diamonds, although the sparkle may not be as intense due to differences in the material properties of glass compared to diamond. The dispersion of light in glass is not as high as in diamonds, so the sparkle may appear less vibrant.
Diamonds sparkle due to their high refractive index and ability to reflect and refract light. When light enters a diamond, it is bent and dispersed, creating a sparkling effect known as "fire" within the stone. This play of light is enhanced by the precise cutting and polishing of the diamond's facets.
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Adjectives that describes a "Diamond" are: Sparkling, shiny, hard, solid, expensive, beautiful, etc.
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The word 'sparkled' is the past participle, past tense of the verb 'to sparkle'; the past participle is also an adjective, for example, a sparkled costume.The word 'sparkle' is also a noun, for example, the sparkle in her eyes.
The diamond sparkled in the light. OR "Did it sparkle?" asked John.
The word diamond is a noun. The plural form is diamonds.
The sparkling of a suitably cut diamond is caused by its ability to reflect and refract light through its facets. When light enters the diamond, it bounces off its facets and is dispersed in a way that creates a dazzling sparkle, known as brilliance and fire.
The sparkling of her eyes far outshone her exquisite diamond necklace. Wasn't that an exquisite meal?
Luster on a diamond appears as a bright, reflective quality that gives the diamond a shiny and sparkling appearance. It is a result of the diamond's ability to reflect light due to its superior optical properties, such as high refractive index and dispersion.
Cheap sparkling wine will generally not cause urinary tract infection (UTI). Champagne and other methode Champenoise sparkling wines, while unlikely, may contain sufficient live yeast to cause UTI if applied to the urinary tract.
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Moulin Rouge was a famous French cabaret, which was founded in 1889. The star of the show was called "Sparkling Diamond." She was known for putting on a very classy act. However, there was another group of dancers known for putting on a little bit of a trashier show. They played off of the name Sparkling Diamond, and in contrast called themselves the Diamond Dogs. Out of the Diamond Dogs, there were four known for putting on especially lower class shows, and they were known as "The Four Whores of the Apocalypse." There was later a David Bowie album by the same name that paid tribute to the Diamond Dogs.