The most commonly used form that I know of this word is in the sentence ‘every facet of his life’ or something similar to that. But how to capture that sentence in a photograph.
Off I googled to an online dictionary, where I came across the following:
facets
/făs′ĭt/
1/ One of the flat polished surfaces cut on a gemstone, or occurring naturally on a crystal.
2/ A small, smooth, flat surface, as on a bone or tooth.
3/ One of the lenslike visual units of a compound eye, as of an insect.
Three options. And to my delight, I knew I had one that displayed facets - a quartz crystal from one of our vacations in Madagascar.
As far as I know, this quartz cluster was not cut; I believe quartz clusters are naturally formed with their column-like shapes.
