Rough Diamonds For Sale under 1 Carat - Natural Uncut Diamond Crystals from diamond dealer John Betts in New York City

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Rough Diamonds For Sale - Uncut Diamond Crystals Under 1 Carat

Below is a gallery of rough crystals of genuine diamond from various countries around the world. These are rough diamonds that gemstones are made from - not Herkimer Diamonds that are common quartz. Many different crystal forms are available: Octahedral, Cubic, Macle Twins, Balas crystals. All diamonds are natural crystals, exactly as they occurred naturally in the Earth. These are uncut diamond crystals. No polishing, cutting or alteration of any kind. Most commonly available diamond specimens are from South Africa, Australia, and Democratic Republic of Congo. New diamonds are added frequently, check back often. To purchase mineral specimens, go to the Online order form.
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#72209, Diamond (0.29 carat fancy-yellow cavernous crystal), Mbuji-Mayi, Democratic Republic of the Congo (t) $345	#66220, Diamond (0.18 carat yellow flattened dodecahedral crystal), Argyle Mine, Australia (t) $115	#70677, Diamond (0.35 carat pink-gray octahedral crystal), Argyle Mine, Australia (t) $310	#72208, Diamond (0.25 carat fancy-yellow cavernous crystal), Mbuji-Mayi, Democratic Republic of the Congo (t) $310	#63146, Diamond (0.23 carat fancy yellow cavernous crystal), Mbuji-Mayi, Democratic Republic of the Congo (t) $255
	#71801, Diamond (0.21 carat pink-gray octahedral crystal), Argyle Mine, Australia (t) $185		#72211, Diamond (0.22 carat fancy-yellow-yellow cavernous crystal), Mbuji-Mayi, Democratic Republic of the Congo (t) $265

#72841, Diamond (0.93 carat fancy-intense green complex crystal), Almazy Anabara Mine, Russia (t) $2275	#72845, Diamond (0.97 carat fancy orange-brown elongated dodecahedral crystal), South Africa (t) $795	#72846, Diamond (0.94 carat fancy orange-brown distorted dodecahedral crystal), South Africa (t) $785
#72847, Diamond (0.66 carat fancy-yellow asymmetric dodecahedral crystal), South Africa (t) $565	#72842, Diamond (0.89 carat fancy-intense green complex crystal), Almazy Anabara Mine, Russia (t) $2175	#72567, Diamond (0.66 carat cuttable pale-yellow complex crystal), Orapa Mine, Botswana (t) $455
#72204, Diamond (0.65 carat fancy intense brownish-yellow cavernous crystal), Mbuji-Mayi, Democratic Republic of the Congo (t) $755	#72207, Diamond (0.39 carat cluster of fancy-yellow cavernous crystals), Mbuji-Mayi, Democratic Republic of the Congo (t) $465	#72206, Diamond (0.89 carat cluster of fancy-yellow cavernous crystals), Mbuji-Mayi, Democratic Republic of the Congo (t) $1065
#71803, Diamond (1.00 carat yellow cuttable gem-grade tetrahexahedral crystal), Williamson Mine, Tanzania (t) $1425	#65927, Diamond (0.67 carat cuttable pale-yellow macle, twinned crystal), Diavik Mine, Canada (t) $1030	#72204, Diamond (0.65 carat fancy intense brownish-yellow cavernous crystal), Mbuji-Mayi, Democratic Republic of the Congo (t) $755
#64890, Diamond (0.27 carat fancy intense-yellow cavernous crystal), Mbuji-Mayi, Democratic Republic of the Congo (t) $420	#64887, Diamond (0.31 carat fancy intense-yellow cavernous crystal), Mbuji-Mayi, Democratic Republic of the Congo (t) $485	#64889, Diamond (0.33 carat fancy intense-yellow cavernous crystal), Mbuji-Mayi, Democratic Republic of the Congo (t) $515
#64886, Diamond (0.37 carat fancy intense-yellow cavernous crystal), Mbuji-Mayi, Democratic Republic of the Congo (t) $575	#64885, Diamond (0.44 carat fancy intense-yellow cavernous crystal), Mbuji-Mayi, Democratic Republic of the Congo (t) $690	#63148, Diamond (0.51 carat fancy-yellow cavernous crystal), Mbuji-Mayi, Democratic Republic of the Congo (t) $545
#60631, Diamond (0.56 carat fancy intense yellow cavernous crystal), Mbuji-Mayi, Democratic Republic of the Congo (t) $595	#64888, Diamond (0.60 carat fancy intense-yellow cavernous crystal), Mbuji-Mayi, Democratic Republic of the Congo (t) $935	#70036, Diamond (0.90 carat fancy-yellow cuttable gem-grade dodecahedral crystal), Jwaneng Mine, Botswana (t) $1255
#72565, Diamond (0.64 carat cuttable yellow-green tetrahexahedral crystal), Oranjemund District, Namibia (t) $875	#54899, Diamond (0.71 carat cuttable yellow octahedral crystal), Diamantino, Brazil (t) $870	#65920, Diamond (0.66 carat pink octahedral crystal), Sakha (Yakutia) Republic, Russia (t) $580
#65924, Diamond (0.72 carat cuttable pale-yellow macle, twinned crystal), Diavik Mine, Canada (t) $1110	#65926, Diamond (0.74 carat cuttable pale-yellow macle, twinned crystal), Diavik Mine, Canada (t) $1140	#65928, Diamond (0.75 carat cuttable pale-yellow macle, twinned crystal), Diavik Mine, Canada (t) $1155
#70031, Diamond (0.76 carat yellow cuttable gem-grade octahedral crystal), Jwaneng Mine, Botswana (t) $790	#69653, Diamond (0.66 carat fancy-intense yellow cubic crystal), Mbuji-Mayi, Democratic Republic of the Congo (t) $875	#65918, Diamond (0.78 carat pink octahedral crystal), Sakha (Yakutia) Republic, Russia (t) $690
#70030, Diamond (0.84 carat yellow cuttable gem-grade dodecahedral crystal), Jwaneng Mine, Botswana (t) $875	#70033, Diamond (0.86 carat yellow cuttable gem-grade octahedral crystal), Jwaneng Mine, Botswana (t) $950	#70035, Diamond (0.87 carat yellow cuttable gem-grade octahedral crystal), Jwaneng Mine, Botswana (t) $1020
#70032, Diamond (0.87 carat yellow cuttable gem-grade octahedral crystal), Jwaneng Mine, Botswana (t) $965	#70034, Diamond (0.87 carat yellow cuttable gem-grade octahedral crystal), Jwaneng Mine, Botswana (t) $1020	#72572, Diamond (0.72 carat cuttable fancy-yellow octahedral crystal), South Africa (t) $1050
#61545, Diamond (0.90 carat cuttable fancy-yellow octahedral crystal), Orapa Mine, Botswana (t) $1565		#72205, Diamond (0.65 carat fancy intense brownish-yellow cavernous crystal), Mbuji-Mayi, Democratic Republic of the Congo (t) $785

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All diamonds sold on this web site were purchased from legitimate sources not involved in funding conflicts and in compliance with the United Nations Kimberley Process requiring all uncut rough diamonds to be sealed in tamper-proof containers at the point of origin to prevent smuggled conflict-diamonds from tainting the shipment, and a Kimberley Process Certificate is on file at the U.S. Department of Commerce. The owner, John Betts, hereby guarantees that these diamonds are conflict-free, based on written warranty of Kimberley Process.