Not a diamond; this specimen appears to be green glass or a green mineral crystal (such as rough emerald or tourmaline) rather than a diamond.

Not a diamond; this specimen appears to be green glass or a green mineral crystal (such as rough emerald or tourmaline) rather than a diamond. · Raw, uncut, amorphous rough crystal/fragment

Not applicable (uncut raw rough) Cut

Not a diamond; this specimen appears to be green glass or a green mineral crystal (such as rough emerald or tourmaline) rather than a diamond. - Raw, uncut, amorphous rough crystal/fragment

Carat

Cannot be precisely determined from visual assessment alone, roughly estimated at 15-25 carats equivalent volume

Color

Vivid green / Fancy Deep Green (non-applicable to standard D-Z diamond color scale)

Clarity

Included / Heavily included (non-applicable standard)

Shape

Raw, uncut, amorphous rough crystal/fragment

Overall Assessment

The specimen in the image is definitively not a diamond. It displays characteristics consistent with raw colored glass or a low-grade green mineral crystal. Professional gemological testing (refractive index, specific gravity, spectroscopy) is advised for a definitive identification.

Cut Quality

Not applicable (uncut raw rough)

Brilliance

Low to moderate due to raw, unfaceted state and opacity

Fire

Minimal to none

Scintillation

None due to lack of facets

Proportions

Not applicable to raw rough stones

Symmetry

Asymmetrical raw formation

Polish

Raw, unpolished surface texture showing conchoidal fracture lines typical of glass or certain minerals

Fluorescence

Unknown / Not tested

Inclusions

Internal fractures, bubbles or mineral veining visible

Blemishes

Surface scratches, chipped edges, and uneven texture

Origin

Unknown; potentially synthetic or natural non-diamond mineral/slag glass

Treatment Detection

Visual inspection suggests possible man-made glass material due to flow lines and fracture patterns, laboratory testing recommended

Estimated Value

Nominal decorative or collector value (very low if identified as glass)

Certification Estimate

Not eligible for GIA diamond grading; would require gemological laboratory testing (e.g., GIA colored stone report) to confirm identity

Investment Potential

None; specimen holds no gemstone investment value

Similar Diamonds

None, as this is not a diamond

Setting Suggestions

Wire-wrap or custom bezel setting if desired for raw mineral display

Care & Maintenance

Store carefully to prevent chipping; avoid harsh chemicals and ultrasonic cleaners until exact material is identified

Interesting Facts

Green rough stones are frequently mistaken for precious gems like emerald or colored diamonds by untrained observers

Identified on 8/27/2026