Rough natural diamond specimen (or potential quartz/agate matrix based on crystalline texture, but analyzing as raw crystalline material)

Rough natural diamond specimen (or potential quartz/agate matrix based on crystalline texture, but analyzing as raw crystalline material) · Rough crystal / Uncut natural form

Not applicable (uncut rough stone) Cut

Rough natural diamond specimen (or potential quartz/agate matrix based on crystalline texture, but analyzing as raw crystalline material) - Rough crystal / Uncut natural form

Carat

Estimated 3.5 to 5.0 carats based on visual proportions in macro view

Color

Off-white / Light brown tint (K-M range)

Clarity

Included (I1-I3 equivalent for rough)

Shape

Rough crystal / Uncut natural form

Overall Assessment

An interesting raw crystalline specimen displaying natural surface textures. Further gemological testing (such as thermal conductivity or Raman spectroscopy) is recommended to definitively confirm diamond versus quartz or other matrix minerals.

Cut Quality

Not applicable (uncut rough stone)

Brilliance

Low to moderate due to raw, unpolished surface scatter

Fire

Obscured by surface texture; minimal dispersion visible

Scintillation

Minimal to none in current rough state

Proportions

Natural unmodified crystal habit

Symmetry

Natural asymmetric crystal growth

Polish

Raw, unpolished natural surface with typical rough crystal texture

Fluorescence

Cannot determine accurately without UV light testing (typically Medium Blue in many natural roughs)

Inclusions

Heavy internal clouding, feathers, and micro-fractures typical of raw mineral specimens

Blemishes

Natural surface pitting, trigons, and rough skin typical of alluvial or primary deposit rough

Origin

Likely alluvial deposit or primary kimberlitic/lamproitic matrix

Treatment Detection

No signs of enhancement; entirely untreated natural state

Estimated Value

Nominal value as a mineral specimen ($50 - $200 USD depending on true composition and weight)

Certification Estimate

GIA or specialized rough diamond evaluation certificate

Investment Potential

Low investment value; primarily of interest to mineral collectors or lapidary hobbyists

Similar Diamonds

Standard industrial or low-gem-quality natural diamond rough parcels

Setting Suggestions

Raw mineral bezel setting or organic wire-wrapped pendant to preserve natural aesthetic

Care & Maintenance

Store separately from other jewelry to prevent scratching softer metals; clean with warm soapy water and a soft brush

Interesting Facts

Raw diamonds often resemble ordinary pebbles or frosted glass before being cut and polished by master lapidaries

Identified on 8/22/2026