Not a diamond; likely Moldavite or a green tektite/glass

Not a diamond; likely Moldavite or a green tektite/glass · Irregular tumbled / rough nodule

Not applicable (uncut or tumbled natural rough) Cut

Not a diamond; likely Moldavite or a green tektite/glass - Irregular tumbled / rough nodule

Carat

Estimated around 15-20 carats based on visual proportions

Color

Deep forest green (natural fancy color)

Clarity

Included (contains characteristic bubbles and flow lines typical of natural impact glass)

Shape

Irregular tumbled / rough nodule

Overall Assessment

An intriguing specimen of natural impact glass (Moldavite) rather than a gemstone diamond, highly valued by collectors for its extraterrestrial origin story and distinct green hue.

Cut Quality

Not applicable (uncut or tumbled natural rough)

Brilliance

Vitreous luster with muted inner reflection due to deep coloration

Fire

Very low to none, characteristic of glass-like silicates

Scintillation

Low, limited by opaque/dark green saturation

Proportions

N/A for rough or tumbled specimens

Symmetry

Asymmetrical natural form

Polish

Smooth, naturally etched or slightly polished surface

Fluorescence

None to inert

Inclusions

Lechatelierite inclusions, gas bubbles, and swirling textures

Blemishes

Natural surface pitting and impact texturing

Origin

Bohemian region, Czech Republic (Moldau River valley impact site)

Treatment Detection

No treatments detected; natural moldavite texture visible

Estimated Value

$100 - $300 depending on exact weight and origin verification

Certification Estimate

Gemological laboratories (GIA, GRS) would classify this as Tektite (Moldavite)

Investment Potential

Moderate collectible value as authentic Moldavite deposits become scarcer

Similar Diamonds

None, as this is a tektite glass rather than crystallized carbon

Setting Suggestions

Wire-wrapped in sterling silver or custom organic gold bezel to highlight its unique raw texture

Care & Maintenance

Avoid harsh chemicals, ultrasonic cleaners, and hard impacts due to glass-like fragility (Mohs hardness ~5.5)

Interesting Facts

Formed approximately 15 million years ago by a meteorite impact in the Ries crater region of southern Germany

Identified on 9/25/2026
Not a diamond; likely Moldavite or a green tektite/glass Irregular tumbled / rough nodule | Diamond Identifier