facet
/ˈfæsɪt/
verb
- To cut or shape a gemstone so that it has flat surfaces (facets).
- They facet the crystal to maximize its brilliance.
- He learned how to facet diamonds during his apprenticeship.
- The artisan facet the rough stone into a beautiful gem.
noun
- One side or aspect of something, especially a complex issue, situation, or personality.
- She showed a different facet of her personality when she started singing.
- Honesty is an important facet of a good friendship.
- The report explored every facet of the environmental problem.
- One of the flat, polished surfaces cut on a gemstone or crystal.
- The jeweler carefully polished every facet of the emerald.
- Each facet of the ruby reflected a deep red color.
- The diamond had many tiny facets that sparkled in the light.