Diamond Dust

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Diamond dust is an unusual meteorological phenomenon in which a ground-level cloud forms composed of tiny ice crystals.

"Diamond Dust" is the title of various books and stories, including:

Diamond Dust (1992) by K. Kay Shearin, a memoir about her whistle-blowing at E. F. Hutton & Co. ([Full text])
Diamond Dust and Other Stories (2000) by Anita Desai, fictional stories (ISBN 0701169001)
Diamond Dust (2002) by Peter Lovesey, a mystery in his Peter Diamond series (ISBN 1569472912)
Sweet Diamond Dust: And Other Stories (1996) by Rosario Ferre, fictional stories about Puerto Rico (ISBN 0452277485)

Diamond Dust was the codename of a nuclear test conducted at the Nevada Test Site on May 12, 1970 as part of Operation Mandrel and Project Vela Uniform.

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