An angled diamond shape is divided into large facets and smaller triangles along its sides.

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Faceted Diamond

An angled diamond shape is divided into large facets and smaller triangles along its sides. Use lighter and darker shades on neighboring facets to suggest a sparkling surface.

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A blue top with lavender diamond facets

Separate the large top face from the smaller facets with two light colors.

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Digital example: Faceted diamond with a pale blue top, lavender sides and base, and clear black edges.

1. Pale blue — large top face
2. Lavender — side and lower facets

Fill the single broad top face pale blue, following its irregular polygon edge.
Color every smaller side and lower facet lavender, working one triangle or polygon at a time.

Follow the black facet lines down to the bottom point; every crossing should remain visible and the top face should stay blue.

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