What is another word for diamond dust?
Pronunciation: [dˈa͡ɪ͡əmənd dˈʌst] (IPA) 
"Diamond dust" is a term that refers to the tiny ice crystals that form in the air when the temperature drops. These crystals reflect light in a way that makes them appear like small diamonds. This phenomenon is also known as "ice crystals" or "ice needles" and can often be seen on cold winter mornings or when observing the aurora borealis. Another synonymous term is "snow glitter" which describes the sparkling effect that occurs due to the reflection of sunlight. Additionally, "frost stars" and "sun dogs" are also related terms that describe the intricate patterns that can form in the sky due to these ice crystals. Whatever you call it, diamond dust is a beautiful reminder of the natural wonders of our world.
