faceted

/ˈfæsətɪd/

Things that are faceted have many different sides or faces. The sparkling ruby in your grandmother's necklace is faceted.

The adjective faceted is most often used to describe a gem or semi-precious stone that's been cut and polished. A diamond ring gleams and sparkles in part because it's faceted, giving it many small surfaces off of which light can reflect. Things that are figuratively faceted have a lot of different features or attributes: "It's impossible to see how faceted someone is when you first meet them." Faceted comes from the French facette, "little face."

Definitions of faceted

1. adjective

   having many different sides
   “a faceted diamond”

   antonyms:

   unfaceted

   lacking facets