Not a diamond; appears to be a rough quartz, quartzite, or feldspar mineral pebble rather than gemstone-quality diamond rough.

Not a diamond; appears to be a rough quartz, quartzite, or feldspar mineral pebble rather than gemstone-quality diamond rough. · Irregular / Natural Rough Pebble

Uncut / Unpolished natural state Cut

Not a diamond; appears to be a rough quartz, quartzite, or feldspar mineral pebble rather than gemstone-quality diamond rough. - Irregular / Natural Rough Pebble

Carat

Unmeasurable visually without density and precise scale measurement, but substantial in raw mineral weight.

Color

Off-white / Yellowish-brown surface staining

Clarity

Included / Opaque due to massive mineral structure and natural fracturing

Shape

Irregular / Natural Rough Pebble

Overall Assessment

The specimen shown in the image is a weathered mineral pebble, likely quartz or a similar silicate, and is not a diamond. It lacks all diagnostic gemological characteristics of diamond rough.

Cut Quality

Uncut / Unpolished natural state

Brilliance

None (opaque, unpolished raw material)

Fire

None

Scintillation

None

Proportions

Non-standard natural stone proportions

Symmetry

Asymmetrical natural form

Polish

Unpolished, matte rough texture with weathering lines

Fluorescence

Cannot be determined without UV light testing

Inclusions

Heavy internal fracturing, mineral veins, and micro-inclusion matrix

Blemishes

Surface pitting, abrasion marks, weathering, and dirt inclusions

Origin

Alluvial or terrestrial mineral deposit

Treatment Detection

None (untreated natural rough mineral)

Estimated Value

Nominal mineral specimen value (very low)

Certification Estimate

Not applicable for grading by major gemological laboratories like GIA or AGS as a diamond

Investment Potential

None as a gemstone or diamond asset

Similar Diamonds

None, as this is a non-diamond rough mineral specimen

Setting Suggestions

Wire-wrapping or organic bezel setting if kept as a raw mineral specimen

Care & Maintenance

Standard cleaning with mild soap and water if collected as a mineral specimen

Interesting Facts

Many rough stones found outdoors are mistaken for raw diamonds due to their whitish appearance, but lack the crystal faces, adamantine luster, and hardness of true diamond rough.

Identified on 8/22/2026