Dimond

Meaning

Variant of Diamond, possibly indicating someone who dealt in diamonds or had a diamond-shaped mark.

Etymology

Derived from the Old French 'diamant' (diamond), which came from Latin 'adamas' (unconquerable). The surname may have originally denoted a jeweler, merchant, or someone with a distinctive diamond-shaped feature.

About the Dimond Surname

An English surname likely derived from the gemstone diamond, either as an occupational name for jewelers or as a descriptive epithet. The spelling variant reflects regional and historical orthographic variations.

Distribution

Found in England and English-speaking countries, particularly North America.

Notable Bearers

Limited widely documented notable bearers

People with the Dimond Surname