Natural rough mineral aggregate, potentially a cluster of diamond crystals or quartz/silicate matrix, but visually appears to be a raw crystalline formation

Natural rough mineral aggregate, potentially a cluster of diamond crystals or quartz/silicate matrix, but visually appears to be a raw crystalline formation · Rough crystal / Raw aggregate

Uncut / Raw (Not applicable for standard cut grades) Cut

Natural rough mineral aggregate, potentially a cluster of diamond crystals or quartz/silicate matrix, but visually appears to be a raw crystalline formation - Rough crystal / Raw aggregate

Carat

Estimated aggregate weight around 5.0 to 10.0 carats based on visual scale

Color

Near-colorless to light brown / yellowish tint

Clarity

I3 (Heavy inclusions and fractures visible in raw state)

Shape

Rough crystal / Raw aggregate

Overall Assessment

This specimen represents a fascinating raw crystalline cluster, valuable primarily for mineralogical study or unique organic jewelry design rather than traditional faceted diamond markets.

Cut Quality

Uncut / Raw (Not applicable for standard cut grades)

Brilliance

Low to moderate due to raw, unpolished surfaces and heavy internal fracturing

Fire

Minimal dispersion visible through raw crystalline faces

Scintillation

Poor sparkle; light is scattered irregularly across rough facets

Proportions

Not applicable to raw unfaceted crystal aggregates

Symmetry

Asymmetrical raw crystal formation

Polish

Unpolished natural crystal faces

Fluorescence

Cannot be determined visually without UV testing

Inclusions

Heavy internal fracturing, crystal inclusions, and mineral stains

Blemishes

Natural surface irregularities, rough skin, pitting, and etching

Origin

Natural rough deposit (primary or secondary alluvial source)

Treatment Detection

No visible signs of artificial treatments; appears completely untreated and natural

Estimated Value

Nominal value as a mineral specimen; low gem-grade value due to heavy inclusions

Certification Estimate

GIA or local gemological lab for rough stone verification

Investment Potential

Collector specimen value only; not suitable for liquid diamond investment

Similar Diamonds

Other unpolished rough diamond clusters and mineral crystal specimens

Setting Suggestions

Wire-wrapped or organic bezel setting to preserve the raw, natural aesthetic

Care & Maintenance

Store separately to avoid scratching other gems; clean gently with warm soapy water and a soft brush

Interesting Facts

Raw crystals showcase the natural octahedral or dodecahedral growth habits of minerals before human intervention

Identified on 9/25/2026
Natural rough mineral aggregate, potentially a cluster of diamond crystals or quartz/silicate matrix, but visually appears to be a raw crystalline formation Rough crystal / Raw aggregate | Diamond Identifier