Natural (Rough Crystal/Macle)

Natural (Rough Crystal/Macle) · Rough Octahedral/Macle (Uncut)

N/A (Rough state) Cut

Natural (Rough Crystal/Macle) - Rough Octahedral/Macle (Uncut)

Carat

Estimated 2.00 - 4.50 carats (unrefined)

Color

Estimated K-M (Faint Yellow/Brown tint visible)

Clarity

Estimated I2-I3 (Included 2-3)

Shape

Rough Octahedral/Macle (Uncut)

Overall Assessment

A low-quality rough natural diamond specimen with significant structural inclusions and visible tint.

Cut Quality

N/A (Rough state)

Brilliance

Very Low (Restricted by rough surface and inclusions)

Fire

Very Low (Light cannot disperse through rough surface)

Scintillation

Negligible

Proportions

N/A (Natural crystal habit)

Symmetry

Poor (Natural uneven growth patterns)

Polish

N/A (Unpolished natural surface)

Fluorescence

Indeterminate from visual assessment

Inclusions

Large internal feathers, dark mineral crystals, and twinning wisps

Blemishes

Heavy trigons, surface reaching fractures, and skin irregularities

Origin

Likely African (e.g., DRC or Sierra Leone) based on morphology

Treatment Detection

None visible; appears to be raw, untreated mine-run material

Estimated Value

$400 - $1,200 (Highly dependent on yield and clarity after cutting)

Certification Estimate

GIA Rough Diamond Grading or Rough Diamond Analysis

Investment Potential

Low; high risk due to significant internal fractures and low color grade

Similar Diamonds

Conflict-free rough octahedrons or alluvial diamonds

Setting Suggestions

Tension setting for raw crystals or custom claw setting for 'raw' jewelry

Care & Maintenance

Avoid ultrasonic cleaners due to fractures; clean with warm soapy water

Interesting Facts

The triangular surface markings are called 'trigons,' a hallmark of natural diamond growth

Identified on 5/8/2026
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