Amber or organic resin material (Not a diamond)
Amber or organic resin material (Not a diamond) · Irregular raw specimen / Uncut
Uncut / Raw natural state Cut
Carat
Cannot be accurately determined visually from this angle, estimated heavy specimen
Color
Warm golden yellow to amber
Clarity
Included (Contains organic matter and flow lines typical of resin)
Shape
Irregular raw specimen / Uncut
Overall Assessment
The specimen shown is an organic resin or amber rather than a gemstone diamond, featuring characteristic natural flow lines and a warm golden hue
Cut Quality
Uncut / Raw natural state
Brilliance
Resinous luster rather than adamantine brilliance
Fire
None
Scintillation
Low to moderate light play along natural facets and contours
Proportions
Not applicable to raw organic specimens
Symmetry
Asymmetrical / Natural organic form
Polish
Raw or partially polished surface showing growth/flow lines
Fluorescence
Often exhibits strong blue or greenish fluorescence under UV light (typical of amber)
Inclusions
Internal flow lines, possible trapped air bubbles, and organic debris
Blemishes
Surface scratches and natural resin texture variations
Origin
Baltic region, Dominican Republic, or other major amber-producing deposits
Treatment Detection
Check for pressed amber, heat treatment, or artificial resin imitations
Estimated Value
Varies widely based on whether insects or rare inclusions are trapped, generally modest for raw amber
Certification Estimate
Gemological laboratories such as GIA or local gemological institutes identify it as amber/resin rather than a diamond
Investment Potential
Low investment potential unless containing rare prehistoric inclusions
Similar Diamonds
None (this is not a diamond)
Setting Suggestions
Bezel settings in sterling silver or yellow gold to complement the warm organic tones
Care & Maintenance
Avoid harsh chemicals, extreme heat, solvents like alcohol or perfume, and ultrasonic cleaners
Interesting Facts
Amber is fossilized tree resin, sometimes millions of years old, prized for preserving ancient insects and plant fragments