Origami-looking like a folded square of origami paper, I interpret this heart to symbolize a person whose feelings can be as fragile as a sheet of paper. This can also represent someone whose concepts and ideas about love were folded into a certain shape early-on, and so getting them to change their ideas about love is not easy, as early conditioning is annoyingly permanent and their notions rather inflexible.
The Seed-the large seed in this heart I interpret as representing either an actual farmer, someone in an agriculture-related occupation, or simply someone who is a devoted gardener. It could mean the seed of love is present in someone’s heart and is ready to grow, it may just need watering, nourishment and sunlight.
The Diamond-inside this person’s heart of hearts, is a core which is diamond-hard and diamond-cold. Their emotional pilot-light is off. It’s possible some early-life experience made them this way, or they could’ve been born this way. This person could be a coldly unfeeling person, someone who uses the appearance of love for selfish purposes. That’s not to say this is a permanent situation for them, but for now, touching them emotionally is not happening. Or it could be someone whose job is, in some form, connected to minerals.
The Paperweight-this heart can represent the sort of solid, grounded, salt-of-the-earth type who may not be the most exciting person, but they give off a sense of stability which is comforting. This can also represent someone who is feeling heavy-hearted, or whose romantic imagination is distinctly limited—they’re not the most inspired lover. This can also indicate a person who needs to ground themselves in reality before they can make emotional progress with others.
The Opposing Triangles-the distribution of facets in this heart appears to depict two triangles, aimed in opposite directions and passing each other like two ships in the night. It can represent a love prospect who at first glance looks promising but you and they have different goals and aims in life. A friendship might be possible, but not a lasting romance, for you can share one side of you in common but not the other two sides.