Not a cut diamond; likely rough gemstone material or quartz matrix with localized iridescence

Not a cut diamond; likely rough gemstone material or quartz matrix with localized iridescence · Irregular / Rough aggregate

Not applicable (uncut rough mineral) Cut

Not a cut diamond; likely rough gemstone material or quartz matrix with localized iridescence - Irregular / Rough aggregate

Carat

Not applicable for rough matrix material

Color

Brownish grey / Translucent

Clarity

Included / Heavily fractured

Shape

Irregular / Rough aggregate

Overall Assessment

The specimen does not exhibit the characteristics of a faceted gem-grade diamond, representing instead a textured mineral matrix requiring laboratory testing for precise mineral identification

Cut Quality

Not applicable (uncut rough mineral)

Brilliance

Low due to lack of standard facet geometry

Fire

Minimal spectral dispersion visible on localized micro-surfaces

Scintillation

Poor, limited to minor specular reflections

Proportions

Not applicable for unpolished rough mineral

Symmetry

Not applicable for rough material

Polish

Natural rough surface with micro-crystalline texture

Fluorescence

Unable to determine without UV testing

Inclusions

Dense micro-fractures, mineral inclusions, and granular matrix

Blemishes

Natural surface irregularities, pits, and weathering marks

Origin

Natural geological formation, unverified source

Treatment Detection

No obvious visible treatments detected under magnification

Estimated Value

Minimal ornamental or specimen value

Certification Estimate

Standard gemological laboratories would issue a gemstone identification report rather than a diamond grading report

Investment Potential

None; educational or mineral specimen value only

Similar Diamonds

None, as this is not a gemstone-quality diamond

Setting Suggestions

Wire-wrapped or organic bezel settings if used as a mineral specimen jewelry piece

Care & Maintenance

Standard gentle cleaning with mild soap and water; protect from harsh impacts

Interesting Facts

The surface displays subtle iridescent sheen phenomena caused by micro-fractures or thin-film interference

Identified on 8/22/2026