lustrousness

In the United States, copper lusterware became popular precisely because of its lustrousness.

Gaslights accentuated their lustrousness.

The material seemed to be predominantly gold, though a weird lighter lustrousness hinted at some strange alloy with an equally beautiful and scarcely identifiable metal.

Ferune being male, his crest rose higher than a female's, and it and the tail were white with black trim; on her they would have been of uniform dark lustrousness.

BUT WHAT PROVED irresistible to Stransky about these pictures was a lustrousness that vanishes and reappears as the viewing angle shifts.

Scores of gleaming pearls, uniform in their sheer lustrousness, framed the mirror; Lord Lu Tung must have raided every oyster in the Dragon Empire to decorate his daughter's chambers.

But by any standards it was a deluxe, quintessentially "Metropolitan Opera sound", one that seemed to take on a special glow and lustrousness as it opened up and spread itself generously around the big auditorium.