Diamond face
A face widest at high cheekbones, with a narrower forehead and a narrow, often pointed chin.
Also: rhomboid face
A diamond face reaches its greatest width at the cheekbones, with the forehead and jaw both noticeably narrower. It is the least common shape in most stylists' counts. Advice usually aims to add width at the brow and chin: oval or cat-eye frames, browline frames with a strong top rim, and a fuller beard at the chin. The shape is set mainly by the zygomatic bones, the cheekbones, and by how the jaw narrows below them.