Not a diamond; this object appears to be a piece of curved, weathered glass or plastic debris rather than gem-grade diamond material.

Not a diamond; this object appears to be a piece of curved, weathered glass or plastic debris rather than gem-grade diamond material. · Irregular curved shard shape, roughly crescent or fragment-like.

Not applicable, raw man-made fragment. Cut

Not a diamond; this object appears to be a piece of curved, weathered glass or plastic debris rather than gem-grade diamond material. - Irregular curved shard shape, roughly crescent or fragment-like.

Carat

Not applicable as it is not gemstone material.

Color

Colorless to yellowish tint due to weathering and impurities in the glass.

Clarity

Included heavily with visible bubbles, debris, and structural fractures.

Shape

Irregular curved shard shape, roughly crescent or fragment-like.

Overall Assessment

The specimen shown is an irregular fragment of weathered glass or plastic, possessing no gemological value and lacking any properties of a genuine diamond.

Cut Quality

Not applicable, raw man-made fragment.

Brilliance

Poor, lacking the high refractive index and dispersion of a diamond.

Fire

Negligible, no significant dispersion.

Scintillation

Minimal, mostly dull reflections from a non-crystalline surface.

Proportions

N/A - Irregular fragment.

Symmetry

Asymmetrical due to random breakage.

Polish

Rough, weathered surface with scratches and abrasion marks.

Fluorescence

None observed visibly.

Inclusions

Internal bubbles, particulate debris, and strain fractures typical of glass.

Blemishes

Surface scratching, pitting, and edge chipping.

Origin

Man-made glass or synthetic polymer fragment found outdoors.

Treatment Detection

N/A

Estimated Value

No monetary value as a gemstone; scrap value is zero.

Certification Estimate

Gemological laboratories would not issue certificates for non-gem glass shards.

Investment Potential

None.

Similar Diamonds

None, as this is glass.

Setting Suggestions

Not suitable for jewelry setting.

Care & Maintenance

Can be discarded safely as common debris.

Interesting Facts

Objects found outdoors often mimic gemstones visually due to weathering, but testing (such as thermal conductivity) quickly distinguishes glass from diamond.

Identified on 8/25/2026
Not a diamond; this object appears to be a piece of curved, weathered glass or plastic debris rather than gem-grade diamond material. Irregular curved shard shape, roughly crescent or fragment-like. | Diamond Identifier