The specimen in the image is not a diamond; it appears to be a tumbled semi-precious gemstone, likely Aventurine, Jade, or Green Jasper based on its opacity and waxy luster.

The specimen in the image is not a diamond; it appears to be a tumbled semi-precious gemstone, likely Aventurine, Jade, or Green Jasper based on its opacity and waxy luster. · Tumbled/Baroque (unfaceted, irregular rounded shape)

Poor (as a diamond cut) / Good (as a decorative tumbled stone) Cut

The specimen in the image is not a diamond; it appears to be a tumbled semi-precious gemstone, likely Aventurine, Jade, or Green Jasper based on its opacity and waxy luster. - Tumbled/Baroque (unfaceted, irregular rounded shape)

Carat

Estimated at 3-5 carats based on size relative to carpet fibers

Color

Opaque Forest Green/Teal

Clarity

Opaque (not applicable for diamond clarity scaling)

Shape

Tumbled/Baroque (unfaceted, irregular rounded shape)

Overall Assessment

This is a decorative tumbled stone, not a gemstone-quality diamond. It lacks the refractive index, dispersion, and crystal structure of Carbon-based diamond.

Cut Quality

Poor (as a diamond cut) / Good (as a decorative tumbled stone)

Brilliance

Very Low (diffuse surface reflection only)

Fire

None

Scintillation

None

Proportions

Not applicable to irregular tumbled stones

Symmetry

Poor/Asymmetrical

Polish

Good (smooth surface texture consistent with tumbling)

Fluorescence

None observable

Inclusions

Cloudy internal mottling and dark specks visible underneath the surface

Blemishes

Minor surface pits and one visible light-colored scuff/bruise on the left side

Origin

Likely India or Brazil (common sources for tumbled green stones)

Treatment Detection

Possible dye treatment to enhance green saturation; standard tumbling process.

Estimated Value

$0.50 - $2.00 USD

Certification Estimate

Not eligible for GIA/AGS diamond grading; could be identified by a generic colored stone report.

Investment Potential

None; common decorative stone.

Similar Diamonds

None; this specimen shares no optical properties with diamond.

Setting Suggestions

Wire wrapping or a simple basket pendant setting.

Care & Maintenance

Avoid harsh chemicals; clean with warm soapy water and a soft cloth.

Interesting Facts

Green Aventurine is often known as the Stone of Opportunity in metaphysical circles, though it is technically a form of quartz.

Identified on 7/3/2026