"lustrous appearance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that has a bright, shiny, or attractive look. For example: The pink dress had a lustrous appearance, making it the perfect choice for the prom.
In contrast, the deposits from a bath containing sodium tetraborate were smooth, fine-grained, nickel-rich and gave nickel-like lustrous appearance.
Its new hall, in the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in downtown Newark, is widely envied for its lustrous appearance and pinpoint acoustics.
The typical physical properties of metals are lustrous appearance, malleability (the ability to be pounded into a thin sheet), ductility (the ability to be drawn into a wire), and efficient thermal and electrical conductivity.
By nearly all measures, from the health of the creature's organs and the robustness of its immune system to the lustrous appearance of its fur, the animal on the restricted diet maintains the vigor of youth long after the well-fed control animals in the experiment have become weak, sluggish and grizzled, indeed, long after the controls have died.
It has a lustrous appearance and is a fairly good electrical conductor.
Graphite, the standard state of carbon, has a lustrous appearance and is a fairly good electrical conductor.
The soloist in the Prokofiev was Viktoria Mullova, as lustrous of appearance as of tone in a zebra-striped gossamer gown.
Examples include the malleability of plastic sulfur and the lustrous-bronze appearance and metallic conductivity of polysulfur nitride (SNx).
Industrial glass, also called architectural glass, solid material that is normally lustrous and transparent in appearance and that shows great durability under exposure to the natural elements.
And recently releafed, the Dome appears more lustrous than ever.
Before exercise, all rats were physical normal and appeared active with bright eyes and lustrous hairs.
