Natural rough mineral crystal, likely quartz, feldspar, or low-grade industrial diamond specimen (needs further gemological testing)

Natural rough mineral crystal, likely quartz, feldspar, or low-grade industrial diamond specimen (needs further gemological testing) · Rough crystal / Uncut crystal mass with natural cleavage planes

Not applicable (Rough, un-faceted specimen) Cut

Natural rough mineral crystal, likely quartz, feldspar, or low-grade industrial diamond specimen (needs further gemological testing) - Rough crystal / Uncut crystal mass with natural cleavage planes

Carat

Estimated 15 - 25 carats (rough specimen scale)

Color

Off-white to light yellowish tint (K-M range if diamond equivalent)

Clarity

Included / Industrial grade (I3 equivalent with heavy internal fracturing and inclusions)

Shape

Rough crystal / Uncut crystal mass with natural cleavage planes

Overall Assessment

This appears to be a raw, un-faceted mineral specimen (potentially quartz or feldspar rather than gem-quality diamond) displaying natural growth lines, cleavage planes, and heavy internal inclusions.

Cut Quality

Not applicable (Rough, un-faceted specimen)

Brilliance

Low to moderate due to opacity and heavy internal fracturing

Fire

Minimal dispersion observed in the rough, opaque state

Scintillation

Poor sparkle due to lack of standard facet alignment and high inclusion level

Proportions

Non-standard rough dimensions, deep irregular pavilion and crown equivalents

Symmetry

Natural crystal symmetry (Asymmetrical rough form)

Polish

Raw, unpolished natural crystal surfaces

Fluorescence

Cannot be determined without UV testing

Inclusions

Heavy internal fracturing, crystal feathers, cloudiness, and mineral inclusions

Blemishes

Natural surface etching lines, growth features, and rough cleavage damage

Origin

Natural terrestrial geological formation

Treatment Detection

No treatments detected; completely natural raw state

Estimated Value

Nominal specimen or educational value ($10 - $50 depending on mineral composition)

Certification Estimate

Industrial or mineralogical specimen classification (Not standard gem lab certified)

Investment Potential

Low investment potential; valued primarily as a mineral specimen rather than a gemstone

Similar Diamonds

Industrial-grade rough diamond or high-clarity quartz crystal specimens

Setting Suggestions

Wire-wrapped rough stone jewelry or mineral display specimen

Care & Maintenance

Store carefully to prevent chipping along natural cleavage planes; clean gently with warm soapy water

Interesting Facts

Rough crystals show the natural habit of mineral growth before human intervention and faceting

Identified on 10/2/2026