Not a diamond; appears to be raw carbonado or dark industrial mineral aggregate / carbonaceous rock

Not a diamond; appears to be raw carbonado or dark industrial mineral aggregate / carbonaceous rock · Uncut / Raw rough matrix

Uncut raw specimen Cut

Not a diamond; appears to be raw carbonado or dark industrial mineral aggregate / carbonaceous rock - Uncut / Raw rough matrix

Carat

Undetermined due to heavy matrix attachment

Color

Black / Opaque

Clarity

Included / Opaque industrial grade

Shape

Uncut / Raw rough matrix

Overall Assessment

This specimen is a raw, dark carbonaceous or industrial mineral aggregate rather than a traditional gem-quality faceted diamond.

Cut Quality

Uncut raw specimen

Brilliance

Low to none due to opacity and rough texture

Fire

Absent

Scintillation

Absent

Proportions

Irregular rough block configuration

Symmetry

Asymmetrical rough form

Polish

Unpolished natural matrix surface

Fluorescence

None observed

Inclusions

Heavy internal mineral and carbon inclusions

Blemishes

Natural surface pitting, fractures, and irregularities

Origin

Natural alluvial or primary kimberlite matrix association

Treatment Detection

No treatments detected

Estimated Value

Nominal mineral specimen value

Certification Estimate

N/A for standard gemological grading; industrial mineral testing required

Investment Potential

Low investment value, valued primarily as a mineral specimen

Similar Diamonds

Carbonado industrial diamond rough

Setting Suggestions

Wire-wrapped or custom bezel setting for raw mineral display

Care & Maintenance

Standard mineral care; avoid harsh chemicals and ultrasonic cleaners

Interesting Facts

Carbonado, or black diamond, is found primarily in Brazil and the Central African Republic and is theorized to have extraterrestrial origins.

Identified on 8/26/2026
Not a diamond; appears to be raw carbonado or dark industrial mineral aggregate / carbonaceous rock Uncut / Raw rough matrix | Diamond Identifier