Natural Diamond (Potentially Glass-Filled or Heavily Treated Based on Surface Cavities and Irregular Internal Reflections)

Natural Diamond (Potentially Glass-Filled or Heavily Treated Based on Surface Cavities and Irregular Internal Reflections) · Oval Cabochon / Heavy Rose Cut Hybrid

Poor (Irregular proportions, lack of standard faceting symmetry, asymmetrical rounded girdle) Cut

Natural Diamond (Potentially Glass-Filled or Heavily Treated Based on Surface Cavities and Irregular Internal Reflections) - Oval Cabochon / Heavy Rose Cut Hybrid

Carat

Estimated 2.50 to 3.50 carats based on visual dimensions

Color

Light Brown / Tinted (K-M range)

Clarity

I3 (Included - heavily fractured with surface-reaching cavities and inclusions)

Shape

Oval Cabochon / Heavy Rose Cut Hybrid

Overall Assessment

This specimen is a heavily included, lower-quality diamond exhibiting significant natural and potentially artificial surface-reaching fractures. Its value lies primarily in its unique rustic appearance rather than traditional optical performance.

Cut Quality

Poor (Irregular proportions, lack of standard faceting symmetry, asymmetrical rounded girdle)

Brilliance

Very Low (Impeded heavily by internal fractures and cloudy inclusions)

Fire

Negligible (Dispersion is scattered and obscured by internal fracturing)

Scintillation

Poor (Lacks balanced flash and contrast due to cloudy and fractured interior)

Proportions

Irregular proportions with a domed top (cabochon style) rather than standard pavilion/crown angles

Symmetry

Poor (Asymmetrical outline, misaligned facets and surface contours)

Polish

Fair to Poor (Visible surface pitting, abrasions, and polishing lines)

Fluorescence

Cannot be definitively determined visually (likely Faint to None under UV)

Inclusions

Extensive internal feather fractures, clouds, heavy graining, and crystal inclusions

Blemishes

Surface-reaching fractures, pits, scratches, and abrasions across the bezel and crown

Origin

Natural African or South American origin (indeterminate without advanced spectroscopic testing)

Treatment Detection

High probability of clarity enhancement via fracture filling (glass/resin) and potential surface coating

Estimated Value

$300 - $800 USD (Mainly industrial or low-end commercial gemstone value)

Certification Estimate

Unlikely to receive a standard diamond grading report from GIA or AGS due to heavy treatments and industrial quality; local appraisal only.

Investment Potential

Poor. Low liquidity and minimal potential for appreciation given the heavy inclusions and treatment.

Similar Diamonds

Industrial grade diamonds, heavily fractured lower-tier brown diamonds, or heavily included slice diamonds

Setting Suggestions

Bezel setting in heavy yellow or rose gold to hide irregular girdle and protect fragile surface-reaching fractures

Care & Maintenance

Avoid ultrasonic cleaners, harsh chemicals, and steam cleaning, as these can damage fracture-filling materials and worsen internal cracks.

Interesting Facts

Stones of this quality are frequently utilized for industrial abrasive purposes or sold as novelty 'salt and pepper' or rustic slice jewelry.

Identified on 9/25/2026