Natural Raw Diamond (Rough)

Natural Raw Diamond (Rough) · Rough / Uncut (Natural Macle or Octahedral Fragment)

N/A (Rough state) Cut

Natural Raw Diamond (Rough) - Rough / Uncut (Natural Macle or Octahedral Fragment)

Carat

Estimated 10.0 to 15.0 carats based on visual scale and structure

Color

D-F (Colorless) based on the high transparency and lack of yellow/brown tint

Clarity

VS1 to VS2 (Estimated) - visible internal crystal formations and carbon spots

Shape

Rough / Uncut (Natural Macle or Octahedral Fragment)

Overall Assessment

An exceptional specimen of a high-quality rough diamond crystal, exhibiting excellent clarity and color potential for a master cutter.

Cut Quality

N/A (Rough state)

Brilliance

Low (surface reflection only, lack of refractive facets)

Fire

Minimal (dispersion is limited in rough state)

Scintillation

Low (only occurs on surface crystal planes)

Proportions

Irregular natural formation with visible growth lines and conchoidal fractures

Symmetry

N/A (Natural crystal asymmetry)

Polish

Natural luster (Adamantine)

Fluorescence

None visible under ambient light

Inclusions

Crystalline graining, carbon spots, and internal stress fractures

Blemishes

Surface trigons, natural grooves (growth lines), and jagged edges

Origin

Likely Alluvial (Africa) or Kimberlite pipe source based on surface wear and clarity

Treatment Detection

None detected; appears completely natural and untreated

Estimated Value

$15,000 - $40,000 depending on final yield potential

Certification Estimate

GIA Rough Diamond Inspection Report; likely D/VS quality after cutting

Investment Potential

High, due to the clarity and potential for a high-value polished stone yield

Similar Diamonds

High-clarity rough crystals from the Cullinan or Marange mines

Setting Suggestions

Unique custom rough diamond bypass setting or a heavy prong 'cage' setting in Platinum

Care & Maintenance

Avoid ultrasonic cleaners if stress fractures are present; clean with mild soap and soft brush

Interesting Facts

The surface displays distinctive growth marks that indicate the diamond's journey from the Earth's mantle

Identified on 5/3/2026