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A diamond is neither a pyramid nor a prism; it is a crystalline form of carbon that typically exhibits a specific arrangement of atoms in a tetrahedral lattice structure. While diamonds can have various shapes, including the popular round brilliant cut, they are not classified as geometric solids like pyramids or prisms. Instead, their unique optical properties arise from their crystal structure and the way they are cut and polished.

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