Not a diamond; this is a natural water ice formation or icicle.

Not a diamond; this is a natural water ice formation or icicle. · N/A - Irregular crystalline column / columnar ice structure

N/A - Natural formation, not human-cut Cut

Not a diamond; this is a natural water ice formation or icicle. - N/A - Irregular crystalline column / columnar ice structure

Carat

N/A - Measured in mass/grams, not carats (estimated mass exceeds standard gem scales due to physical size)

Color

Colorless / Transparent

Clarity

Included (contains internal air bubbles, stress fractures, and structural striations)

Shape

N/A - Irregular crystalline column / columnar ice structure

Overall Assessment

This specimen is a naturally formed ice column rather than a diamond, displaying unique elongated striations and internal stress features typical of rapid atmospheric freezing.

Cut Quality

N/A - Natural formation, not human-cut

Brilliance

High surface reflectivity typical of clear ice

Fire

Very low dispersion compared to diamond

Scintillation

Dynamic sparkle due to rapid melting and light refraction through internal facets

Proportions

Elongated columnar structure with irregular depth and width

Symmetry

Asymmetrical, natural growth patterns

Polish

Natural melt/freeze polished exterior surfaces

Fluorescence

None observed under normal conditions

Inclusions

Internal air pockets, veining, and micro-fractures

Blemishes

Surface melting irregularities and structural pitting

Origin

Terrestrial natural freezing environment (atmospheric precipitation/icicle)

Treatment Detection

Untreated natural ice

Estimated Value

Valueless as a gemstone; priceless as a fleeting natural phenomenon

Certification Estimate

N/A - Not a gemstone, no gemological lab will certify water ice

Investment Potential

Zero monetary investment potential; subject to rapid thermal depreciation

Similar Diamonds

None, as this is completely distinct mineral/chemical composition (H2O vs C)

Setting Suggestions

Sub-zero environmental setting, highly temporary

Care & Maintenance

Keep frozen below 0 degrees Celsius (32 degrees Fahrenheit) to prevent total loss

Interesting Facts

Water ice crystallizes in the hexagonal crystal system, similar to certain gemstones, but melts at room temperature

Identified on 9/6/2026