Not a diamond; this specimen appears to be beach glass or quartz with mineral inclusions.

Not a diamond; this specimen appears to be beach glass or quartz with mineral inclusions. · Irregular, tumbled fragment (non-gem cut)

Poor (uncut / natural weathering or tumbled) Cut

Not a diamond; this specimen appears to be beach glass or quartz with mineral inclusions. - Irregular, tumbled fragment (non-gem cut)

Carat

Not applicable (measured in grams, visual estimation suggests heavy mineral fragment)

Color

Colorless with dark inclusions / staining

Clarity

Heavily included / I3 equivalent due to numerous internal particles and fractures

Shape

Irregular, tumbled fragment (non-gem cut)

Overall Assessment

This item is conclusively not a diamond. It lacks the crystal habit, hardness, refractive index, and optical properties of diamond, strongly resembling a weathered piece of glass or quartz containing particulate inclusions.

Cut Quality

Poor (uncut / natural weathering or tumbled)

Brilliance

Low due to lack of facets and presence of surface/internal impurities

Fire

None

Scintillation

None

Proportions

Irregular slab-like proportions

Symmetry

Poor / Asymmetrical

Polish

Worn / Weathered

Fluorescence

Unknown without UV testing

Inclusions

Dense scattering of dark mineral specks, internal fractures, and stress lines

Blemishes

Surface pitting, abrasion, and chipping typical of tumbled glass or quartz

Origin

Natural terrestrial weathering (beach or river find)

Treatment Detection

None detected; appears to be in its raw, weathered state

Estimated Value

Nominal / Zero commercial gemstone value

Certification Estimate

Not eligible for standard gemological grading labs (GIA/AGS/IGI) as it is not a diamond or precious gemstone

Investment Potential

None as an investment asset

Similar Diamonds

None (this is not a diamond)

Setting Suggestions

Not suitable for fine jewelry setting without significant reshaping

Care & Maintenance

Standard cleaning with mild soap and water if kept as a curiosity

Interesting Facts

The specimen displays dendritic-like patterns or trapped sediment mimicking inclusions found in certain quartz varieties.

Identified on 8/24/2026