Golden rhombus

A golden rhombus is a special shape that is made up of four equal-sided and equal-angled triangles that are joined together at their tips. Imagine taking two triangles and sticking them together by their tips, then doing the same thing with two more triangles on the other side, and then connecting them together to make a diamond shape. The golden part comes from the fact that if you divide one side of the rhombus by the shorter diagonal, and then divide the longer diagonal by that same number, you get a special number called the golden ratio (also known as Phi or Φ), which is about 1.618. This number has been used by artists and architects for thousands of years to create pleasing and harmonious designs that are pleasing to the eye. So, in conclusion, a golden rhombus is a diamond-shaped object made up of four triangles that has a special relationship with the golden ratio.