Not a diamond; the image shows amber or resin with internal stress fractures and inclusions, likely amber or a simulated material.
Not a diamond; the image shows amber or resin with internal stress fractures and inclusions, likely amber or a simulated material. · N/A
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Carat
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Color
Deep Brown / Amber
Clarity
Included (Contains numerous fractures, bubbles, and particulate inclusions)
Shape
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Overall Assessment
The uploaded image does not depict a diamond or any diamond simulant like cubic zirconia or moissanite. It clearly shows organic amber with prominent internal crazing, stress fractures, and iridescence.
Cut Quality
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Brilliance
Vitreous to resinous luster
Fire
Minimal to none
Scintillation
Low
Proportions
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Symmetry
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Polish
Resinous polish
Fluorescence
Inert to strong depending on UV wavelength (typical for amber)
Inclusions
Extensive stress fractures, planar fractures, and air/gas bubbles
Blemishes
Surface scratches, crazing, and abrasion marks
Origin
Baltic region or Dominican Republic (typical for amber)
Treatment Detection
Possible heat treatment or clarification often applied to amber to remove internal cloudiness
Estimated Value
Low (Dependent on size and whether it contains fossilized insects)
Certification Estimate
Gemological testing would classify this as natural amber or copal rather than diamond.
Investment Potential
Low investment potential unless containing rare prehistoric inclusions (insects/plants)
Similar Diamonds
None, as this is an organic gemstone, not a diamond.
Setting Suggestions
Bezel setting or wire wrapping due to the soft nature of amber
Care & Maintenance
Soft material (Mohs hardness 2-2.5); avoid harsh chemicals, alcohol, and ultrasonic cleaners
Interesting Facts
Amber is fossilized tree resin that can be millions of years old and frequently preserves ancient insects.