Netopen Raw Diamond Rough Crystal Specimen 2.0ct — Natural White Gem Grade

The Netopen Natural White Raw Diamond Rough Crystal Specimen at 2.0 carats in gem-grade classification represents the tier within Netopen’s rough collection where the internal clarity and color character of the rough crystal are sufficiently high to yield a faceted gemstone of commercially meaningful quality if submitted for conventional lapidary processing — creating a specimen that is simultaneously an authentic natural rough mineral collector’s piece and a representation of the uncut potential that the conventional diamond trade realises through faceting. Netopen classifies gem-grade rough using an internal assessment protocol aligned with the GIA clarity and color scales for faceted diamonds, assessing the internal clarity of the rough specimen through loupe and microscope examination and the color through masterstone comparison under standardized lighting — providing a transparent basis for the gem-grade designation that collectors and investors can independently verify. This 2.0 carat specimen falls within the equivalent VS to SI clarity range in rough form — meaning that internal inclusions are visible at 10x magnification but do not dominate the crystal body or compromise the crystal’s fundamental transparency — and within the near-colorless color equivalent range that would correspond to F-H on the GIA D-Z scale for a faceted stone from this rough. The octahedral crystal habit is well-developed and geometrically regular, with natural surface features including trigon etch pits on the primary octahedral faces confirming natural growth surfaces and the characteristic adamantine luster of unpolished diamond. At 2.0 carats gem-grade, this rough would yield a faceted round brilliant of approximately 0.85 to 1.10 carats depending on cutting parameters — a relationship that Netopen documents in the included gem-grade reference material. Full conflict-free provenance, gemological certificate including gem-grade assessment basis, and collector’s reference guide on rough-to-polished value relationships supplied in Netopen presentation box.