Natural rough diamond crystal

Natural rough diamond crystal · Rough crystal / Irregular, unpolished form

Not applicable (uncut rough crystal) Cut

Natural rough diamond crystal - Rough crystal / Irregular, unpolished form

Carat

Estimated 2.0 to 3.5 carats based on visual proportions

Color

Near-colorless to light brown tint (approx. K-M range)

Clarity

I2-I3 (Heavy inclusions and surface fracturing visible in rough state)

Shape

Rough crystal / Irregular, unpolished form

Overall Assessment

This is a raw, unpolished natural diamond crystal displaying characteristic rough morphology and heavy inclusions. It represents the natural geological state of diamond prior to lapidary processing, making it more suitable for mineral collectors or custom organic jewelry rather than traditional faceted diamond markets.

Cut Quality

Not applicable (uncut rough crystal)

Brilliance

Low due to lack of standard faceting and rough surface texture

Fire

Minimal dispersion observed in the rough state

Scintillation

Limited flash effect primarily from natural crystal facets and fractures

Proportions

Natural rough dimensions, variable depth and table angles not applicable

Symmetry

Natural asymmetric rough formation

Polish

Raw, unpolished natural crystal faces and textures

Fluorescence

Indeterminate without UV testing (likely none to faint)

Inclusions

Significant internal feathers, clouds, and mineral crystal inclusions

Blemishes

Natural surface trigons, cavities, and rough skin textures

Origin

Alluvial or primary kimberlitic deposit (exact mine origin unverified)

Treatment Detection

No signs of artificial enhancement; completely untreated natural rough

Estimated Value

Modest value as an industrial or specimen grade rough diamond; estimated $100 - $300

Certification Estimate

GIA or local gemological laboratories for rough origin verification

Investment Potential

Low investment potential for standard commercial resale; higher value as a unique raw jewelry specimen

Similar Diamonds

Industrial grade rough diamond crystals, mineral specimen collections

Setting Suggestions

Raw mineral organic setting, bezel setting in yellow or rose gold to highlight its natural state

Care & Maintenance

Clean gently with warm soapy water and a soft brush; avoid harsh ultrasonic cleaners due to internal fracturing

Interesting Facts

Rough diamonds showcase the natural crystal habits formed deep within the Earth's mantle before human cutting and polishing

Identified on 8/20/2026