Natural

Natural · Rough crystal / Natural octahedral or irregular crystal form

Uncut / Rough crystal stone Cut

Natural - Rough crystal / Natural octahedral or irregular crystal form

Carat

Cannot be accurately determined from a microscopic internal inclusion or close-up macro view; requires scale weighing.

Color

Brownish-yellow bodycolor with natural staining

Clarity

Included (Contains visible feathers, fractures, and dark mineral inclusions at magnification)

Shape

Rough crystal / Natural octahedral or irregular crystal form

Overall Assessment

This is a fascinating macro or microscopic view of a natural rough diamond showing internal stress fractures, inclusions, and growth features, highlighting the raw and unaltered state of natural diamond formation

Cut Quality

Uncut / Rough crystal stone

Brilliance

Low to moderate due to rough surfaces and internal fracture planes diffusing light

Fire

Present along cleavage and fracture planes, though muted by rough exterior

Scintillation

Limited, dependent on internal reflections from fractures and crystal faces

Proportions

Natural crystal habit with distorted angles, no standard cut proportions apply

Symmetry

Natural crystal symmetry, distorted growth features visible

Polish

Raw, unpolished natural crystal surfaces and internal fracture planes

Fluorescence

Cannot be determined without UV light testing (typically medium to strong blue in natural rough brown diamonds, but unverified)

Inclusions

Large feather fracture, internal tension cracks, and dark or metallic inclusions

Blemishes

Natural surface trigons, rough skin, etching features, and irregular growth lines

Origin

Alluvial or primary kimberlite pipe deposit (Africa, Canada, or Australia are common sources for fancy colored rough)

Treatment Detection

No signs of artificial treatment; natural rough crystal features are prominent

Estimated Value

Varies widely based on total carat weight of the rough stone, cutting yield potential, and rarity of color

Certification Estimate

GIA or similar major lab, typically graded as Natural Diamond Rough with specific inclusion mapping

Investment Potential

Moderate; value is driven by whether the stone is cut and polished for maximum retention or sold as a collector's specimen

Similar Diamonds

Other natural fancy brown or yellow uncut diamond crystals used in rustic or avant-garde jewelry

Setting Suggestions

Can be set raw in organic, artisanal, or bespoke 'rough diamond' jewelry using bezel or prong settings

Care & Maintenance

Standard ultrasonic cleaning should be avoided due to large internal feathers and fractures; warm soapy water and a soft brush are safest

Interesting Facts

The image shows a microscopic or macro view of internal growth structures, curved lines or tension feathers, and natural crystal fluid/mineral inclusions trapped inside the diamond matrix

Identified on 8/26/2026
Natural Rough crystal / Natural octahedral or irregular crystal form | Diamond Identifier