Netopen Raw Diamond Rough Crystal Specimen 2.6ct — Natural White Collector Select

The Netopen Natural White Raw Diamond Rough Crystal Specimen at 2.6 carats in the Collector Select designation represents a curated tier within Netopen’s standard rough collection where individual stones have been identified by the gemological team as displaying an exceptional combination of crystal form quality, internal clarity, color character, and surface feature interest that collectively elevate them above the baseline standard of the regular collection — making the Collector Select designation a meaningful quality signal for experienced collectors who understand that within any given carat weight and color grade in rough diamonds, significant variation exists in the specific qualities that experienced collectors prioritize. The Collector Select assessment considers four dimensions that standard rough grading does not fully address: crystal form completeness and geometric regularity, surface feature variety and visibility, internal clarity homogeneity and inclusion character, and overall specimen presentation quality — the aesthetic unity of the stone as a natural object independent of its potential value as a cutting rough. A Collector Select specimen at 2.6 carats will typically display a more complete and geometrically regular crystal habit than a standard specimen of the same weight, more varied and educational surface features, higher internal clarity or more geologically interesting inclusion character, and a more immediately impressive overall presence when presented in the included velvet-lined case. This 2.6ct white specimen shows excellent octahedral development with well-formed trigon etch pits on all primary faces, natural adamantine luster, and good transparency for a rough diamond of this size. Internal assessment confirms VS-equivalent clarity character. Dimensions approximately 7.6mm x 7.3mm x 7.0mm. Supplied in Netopen presentation box with Collector Select designation documentation, detailed individual stone assessment report, conflict-free provenance, gemological certificate, and professional 10x loupe for close examination.