Rough Diamonds For Sale - Natural Uncut Diamonds For Sale - Octahedral, Cubic, Macle Twins, Balas Crystals - 1.00-1.99 carats For Sale

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Rough Diamonds For Sale - Natural Uncut Diamonds and Crystals For Sale - 1.00 to 1.99 Carats

Below is a gallery of rough diamonds, natural crystals of genuine raw, uncut diamond for sale from various countries around the world. These are real diamond 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. 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.

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.

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#72526, Diamond (1.92 carat translucent dark-gray octahedral rough diamond), Zimbabwe (t) $170

#73012, Diamond (1.41 carat yellow cuttable gem-grade complex uncut diamond), Sakha (Yakutia) Republic, Russia (t) $3810	#72203, Diamond (1.35 carat cluster of fancy intense brownish-yellow cavernous uncut diamonds), Mbuji-Mayi, Democratic Republic of the Congo (t) $1620	#72248, Diamond (1.52 carat cuttable fancy-green macle, twinned rough diamond), Almazy Anabara Mine, Russia (t) $4250
#72250, Diamond (1.52 carat gem-grade yellow tetrahexahedral uncut diamond), Almazy Anabara Mine, Russia (t) $4265	#75221, Diamond (1.36 carat gem-grade yellow octahedral uncut diamond), Oranjemund District, Namibia (t) $1795	#73014, Diamond (1.75 carat yellow cuttable gem-grade complex rough diamond), Sakha (Yakutia) Republic, Russia (t) $4725
#70947, Diamond (1.99 carat gem-grade colorless parallel octahedral rough diamond), Mirny, Russia (t) $3505	#73299, Diamond (1.97 carat gem-grade cuttable pale-yellow complex rough diamond), Almazy Anabara Mine, Russia (t) $6495	#72554, Diamond (1.96 carat gem-grade cuttable colorless complex uncut diamond), Orapa Mine, Botswana (t) $12005
#73540, Diamond (1.92 carat superb gem-grade cuttable pale-yellow complex uncut diamond), Almazy Anabara Mine, Russia (t) $6995	#72562, Diamond (1.92 carat green macle, twinned rough diamond), Guinea (t) $4150	#72836, Diamond (1.87 carat cuttable pale-brown elongated rough diamond), South Africa (t) $2055
#73008, Diamond (1.81 carat pale-gray cubic uncut diamond), Diavik Mine, Canada (t) $1625	#72563, Diamond (1.76 carat cuttable flawless pale-yellow octahedral uncut diamond), Brazil (t) $4650	#72566, Diamond (1.76 carat brown octahedral uncut diamond), Vaal River Mining District, South Africa (t) $1165
#73538, Diamond (1.49 carat orange-brown octahedral rough diamond), South Africa (t) $965	#72568, Diamond (1.71 carat fancy yellowish-green irregular uncut diamond), Almazy Anabara Mine, Russia (t) $1505	#72561, Diamond (1.67 carat fancy-yellow tetrahexahedral uncut diamond), Jwaneng Mine, Botswana (t) $1650
#73559, Diamond (1.66 carat superb gem-grade cuttable green asymmetric octahedral uncut diamond), Almazy Anabara Mine, Russia (t) $6695	#73561, Diamond (1.63 carat superb cuttable gem-grade green octahedral rough diamond), Almazy Anabara Mine, Russia (t) $6575	#72559, Diamond (1.61 carat cuttable yellow-green cubo-octahedral uncut diamond), Jwaneng Mine, Botswana (t) $1675
#72839, Diamond (1.58 carat gem-grade fancy-yellow macle, twinned uncut diamond), Orapa Mine, Botswana (t) $5225	#73300, Diamond (1.54 carat gem-grade cuttable pale-yellow octahedral uncut diamond), Almazy Anabara Mine, Russia (t) $5085	#73007, Diamond (1.52 carat yellow cuttable gem-grade complex rough diamond), Sakha (Yakutia) Republic, Russia (t) $4525
#72570, Diamond (1.29 carat fancy yellowish-green flattened dodecahedral uncut diamond), Oranjemund District, Namibia (t) $1695	#75703, Diamond (1.39 carat rough interconnected fancy intense brownish-yellow cavernous crystal), Mbuji-Mayi, Democratic Republic of the Congo (t) $1375	#73568, Diamond (1.37 carat superb gem-grade cuttable green asymmetric octahedral uncut diamond), Almazy Anabara Mine, Russia (t) $5775
#72837, Diamond (1.27 carat pale-brown elongated macle, twinned uncut diamond), South Africa (t) $1420	#74040, Diamond (1.25 carat intergrown gray complex uncut diamond), Mbuji-Mayi, Democratic Republic of the Congo (t) $750	#75225, Diamond (1.23 carat gem-grade pale-yellow octahedral uncut diamond), Oranjemund District, Namibia (t) $1245
#72560, Diamond (1.18 carat fancy-green dodecahedral rough diamond), Ippy, Central African Republic (t) $7750	#74047, Diamond (1.04 carat gem-grade yellow flattened complex uncut diamond), Oranjemund District, Namibia (t) $830	#73544, Diamond (1.01 carat yellow cavernous cubic rough diamond), Mbuji-Mayi, Democratic Republic of the Congo (t) $1295
#73567, Diamond (1.01 carat cuttable gem-grade pale-gray octahedral rough diamond), Angola (t) $1075		#73541, Diamond (1.99 carat superb cuttable gem-grade yellow complex uncut diamond), Brazil (t) $5675

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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.