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- From a regular "Diamond" formation (can be established by having the centers of a two-faced line arm turn 3/4): Each dancer will move ahead to assume the position and facing direction of the dancer ahead in the diamond. Finishes in a diamond. NOTE: It is important to understand that a diamond has "centers" and "points." The centers are generally understood to be those who have hands or arms joined (as a result of a previous movement performed) while the points are the one who don't. Regular diamonds have all facing the same way while "facing" diamonds have alternate dancers facing opposite.
- Dewey Berry 1972
