Diamond Magic Deluxe Slot by GameArt

The blue brilliant-cut diamond is the symbol that drives the base game. It only lands on the three middle reels, and when it does it stretches to fill its whole column, stands in for everything but the gold-bar Scatter, and fires a respin. That expanded reel locks in place while the other four spin again, so a single diamond can turn into a second shot at a paying combo with a full wild column already committed across the middle of the grid.

Those expanding wilds behave differently once you reach the free spins. There they drop on any reel, not just the middle three, and each one carries a multiplier somewhere between x2 and x5. The rule that matters: when two or more wilds sit on the same payline, you don't take the biggest multiplier, you add them together into one Total Multiplier. Three wilds at x5 on a line stack to x15, and that summing is where the 20,000x figure comes from.

Getting in is the gold bars. Three, four, or five Scatters award 5, 7, or 10 spins, and the same counts retrigger more once you're inside. If you'd rather not grind for them, the bonus buy sells the feature directly across a few Scatter tiers, the higher tiers landing you more starting spins for a steeper price. There's a standard card gamble bolted onto wins too, the usual red/black double-or-nothing.

It looks the part. Faceted gems in blue, emerald, yellow, amethyst and ruby do the heavy paying, gem-cut A/K/Q/J royals fill in the low end, and the whole reel set sits in a slim gold border against draped red velvet. Plenty of GameArt jewel slots lean on this palette, and this one wears the luxury angle well without overcomplicating the base game, where the diamond and its respin carry almost everything until the free spins switch the multipliers on.