Natural Diamond (or potentially Quartz/Glass given rough non-standard crystal appearance, but assuming gem-grade rough diamond for analysis)

Natural Diamond (or potentially Quartz/Glass given rough non-standard crystal appearance, but assuming gem-grade rough diamond for analysis) · Rough Octahedron / Raw Crystal

Not Applicable (Rough unpolished crystal) Cut

Natural Diamond (or potentially Quartz/Glass given rough non-standard crystal appearance, but assuming gem-grade rough diamond for analysis) - Rough Octahedron / Raw Crystal

Carat

Estimated 2.5 to 3.5 carats in rough form

Color

K-M (showing noticeable yellowish tint in rough state)

Clarity

SI1 to SI2 (visible internal inclusions and feather-like features)

Shape

Rough Octahedron / Raw Crystal

Overall Assessment

An interesting natural rough diamond crystal with visible character and inclusions, holding good potential for a skilled cutter to produce a unique finished gem.

Cut Quality

Not Applicable (Rough unpolished crystal)

Brilliance

Low in rough form; will improve significantly upon proper cutting and polishing

Fire

Limited in rough state, expected to be good once faceted

Scintillation

Minimal due to rough, unpolished surface facets

Proportions

Natural growth proportions, high pavilion depth typical of rough octahedrons

Symmetry

Natural octahedral symmetry with slight distortion

Polish

Natural crystal faces (unpolished)

Fluorescence

Medium Blue (typical for many natural rough diamonds under UV)

Inclusions

Internal carbon spots, feathers, and cloud clusters visible

Blemishes

Natural surface trigons, pitting, and rough skin on natural faces

Origin

Likely alluvial or primary kimberlite pipe origin (Africa or Canada)

Treatment Detection

No signs of artificial treatment; completely untreated natural rough

Estimated Value

Varies widely depending on final cut yield, roughly $3,000 to $6,000 as a rough stone

Certification Estimate

GIA or EGL, grading report as rough natural diamond

Investment Potential

Moderate, highly dependent on the master cutter's skill in maximizing finished carat weight and clarity

Similar Diamonds

Other natural unpolished octahedral rough stones of comparable weight and clarity

Setting Suggestions

Can be set raw in organic or rustic bespoke jewelry, or cut into a Cushion or Round Brilliant shape

Care & Maintenance

Standard care for rough mineral specimens; avoid harsh acids and impact against hard surfaces

Interesting Facts

Rough octahedrons represent the most classic natural crystal habit of diamonds, formed deep within the Earth's mantle

Identified on 8/17/2026
Natural Diamond (or potentially Quartz/Glass given rough non-standard crystal appearance, but assuming gem-grade rough diamond for analysis) Rough Octahedron / Raw Crystal | Diamond Identifier