marquise
/märˈkwēz/Definitions
1. noun
A noblewoman of high rank, ranking below a duchess and above a countess; an alternate title for the wife of a count or a countess.
“The marquise was invited to the royal ball.”
2. verb
To ornament or decorate with a marquise cut, a type of diamond cut with pointed corners and curved sides.
“The jeweler marquised the diamond to make it more sparkling.”