Diamond dust refers to tiny ice crystals that form in very cold, clear weather conditions, typically when the temperature is well below freezing. It often appears as a sparkling, glittery effect in the air, particularly during sunrise or sunset, when light refracts through these ice crystals, creating a visual phenomenon that resembles the twinkling of diamonds. This phenomenon is commonly observed in polar regions and during cold weather in various parts of the world.
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