Natural Rough Diamond (Uncut)

Natural Rough Diamond (Uncut) · Natural Elongated Macle/Crystalline Fragment

None (Natural Rough) Cut

Natural Rough Diamond (Uncut) - Natural Elongated Macle/Crystalline Fragment

Carat

Estimated 3.0 to 5.0 carats based on finger scale

Color

Light Yellow to Brownish Tint (Estimated K-M range)

Clarity

Included (I1-I2 equivalent in rough state)

Shape

Natural Elongated Macle/Crystalline Fragment

Overall Assessment

A genuine natural rough diamond macle/fragment with significant internal inclusions and a yellowish-brown tint, suitable for collection or industrial use rather than high-end jewelry faceting.

Cut Quality

None (Natural Rough)

Brilliance

Low (Surface reflections only)

Fire

None (Requires faceting to display dispersion)

Scintillation

Low (Minimal light play due to lack of facets)

Proportions

Elongated natural form, approximately 3:1 length-to-width ratio

Symmetry

Low (Natural asymmetric crystal structure)

Polish

None (Natural crystal faces with growth lines)

Fluorescence

Indeterminate without UV source

Inclusions

Visible internal fractures (feathers), cloudy twinning planes, and mineral inclusions

Blemishes

Natural trigons (triangular growth pits), surface abrasions, and stepped growth faces

Origin

Likely African (DRC or Sierra Leone) based on morphology

Treatment Detection

None apparent; looks completely natural and untreated

Estimated Value

$1,500 - $3,500 USD (Specimen/Industrial value)

Certification Estimate

GIA Rough Diamond Rough Analysis Report (Estimated K-M color, I1 clarity)

Investment Potential

Low to Moderate; value primarily resides in potential for faceting into smaller stones

Similar Diamonds

Uncut alluvial diamonds from Central African riverbeds

Setting Suggestions

Rough diamond specimen setting or custom organic 'claws' in yellow gold

Care & Maintenance

Protect from sharp impacts; rough edges can catch on fabrics and harbor oils

Interesting Facts

The surface displays 'trigons', which are microscopic triangular growth structures unique to diamond crystals.

Identified on 5/8/2026
Natural Rough Diamond (Uncut) Natural Elongated Macle/Crystalline Fragment | Diamond Identifier