Rough diamond

The Diavik Diamond Mine, in remote Canada, is proving that diamond mining can be ethical and transparent.

Diamonds which have not yet been cut are referred to as 'rough' or 'raw' diamonds. To identify whether the stone you have is a diamond, you can do a quick visual evaluation to rule out other gemstones. From there, you'll want to perform a...

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Rough Diamond also Known as "Uncut Diamond" or "Raw Diamond". Rough Diamond is a Diamond that is not cut, Processed and Polished. Rough diamonds come in a vast variety of sizes, shapes and colors and each of these characteristics contributes to a stone’s rarity and thus its cost. The Sources Conflict Free Rough Diamonds are South Africa, Russia, and Australia. The largest Black Rough Diamond Ever Found :: Sergio Sergio is the largest Black color Rough diamond ever Found. It's Weight is 3167…

Located near the Arctic Circle, Diavik is one of the world’s richest diamond deposits and a leader in sustainable mining.

Rough uncut diamonds are often confused with similar-looking materials such as cubic zirconia, moissanite and quartz. The easiest way to spot a real uncut rough diamond it to use a battery operated diamond tester. Testers can be purchased for about $90 and up and are very accurate in detecting genuine diamonds. The size of a tester makes it especially useful to prospectors, buyers, jewelers and pawn shop owners.

Petra Diamonds has sold a 20.08 carat blue diamond found at South Africa's famous Cullinan mine for $14.9m (£11.49m) amid a challenging year of sales.