Natural rough diamond / mineral specimen (likely transparent crystal shard)

Natural rough diamond / mineral specimen (likely transparent crystal shard) · Rough uncut / irregular shard

Not applicable (uncut raw crystal/shard) Cut

Natural rough diamond / mineral specimen (likely transparent crystal shard) - Rough uncut / irregular shard

Carat

Undetermined visual estimate due to irregular elongated form

Color

Near-colorless to very light tint

Clarity

Included due to visible internal fractures and structural lines

Shape

Rough uncut / irregular shard

Overall Assessment

An interesting raw mineral shard or diamond rough fragment showing natural crystallization features, best appreciated as a geological specimen or for custom organic jewelry rather than traditional faceted gemstone investment

Cut Quality

Not applicable (uncut raw crystal/shard)

Brilliance

Low due to lack of standard gemstone facet alignment

Fire

Minimal, obscured by rough surface features

Scintillation

Absent due to lack of standard faceting

Proportions

Irregular elongated slice or crystal fragment

Symmetry

Asymmetrical raw mineral formation

Polish

Natural crystal face / raw fractured surface

Fluorescence

Unknown without UV testing

Inclusions

Internal fracture planes, structural striations

Blemishes

Natural surface etchings and uneven cleavage planes

Origin

Alluvial or primary pipe rough crystal fragment

Treatment Detection

None detected; appears entirely natural and untreated

Estimated Value

Nominal mineral specimen value rather than cut diamond market value

Certification Estimate

N/A for raw unworked specimens; basic gemological certificate for mineral identification only

Investment Potential

Low as a liquid gemstone asset; valued primarily as a unique geological mineral specimen

Similar Diamonds

Raw diamond crystal shards, industrial-grade rough diamonds

Setting Suggestions

Wire-wrapped pendant or bespoke organic bezel setting to preserve raw character

Care & Maintenance

Store separately to prevent scratching other materials; avoid harsh ultrasonic cleaners given internal fractures

Interesting Facts

Raw diamond specimens showcase the natural octahedral or distorted crystal growth habits before master cutting transforms them into brilliant gems

Identified on 8/23/2026
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