1. present participle of diamond; to shape or cut into a diamond form; to set with diamonds
Usage: often used in jewelry and gemstone contexts
2. present participle of diamond; to arrange or mark in a diamond pattern
Usage: design and textile contexts

1. the act or process of shaping, cutting, or setting diamonds; the result of such work
Usage: technical term in jewelry making

Examples

• The jeweler spent hours diamonding the rough stone into a brilliant gemstone.
• Diamonding requires precision tools and expert skill.
• The fabric featured a beautiful diamonding pattern across the entire surface.
• Modern diamonding techniques have improved the clarity and sparkle of gems.
• She learned diamonding as an apprentice in the jewelry workshop.
• The designer chose diamonding for the quilt to create visual depth.