P7310002 Quartz is suspicious. Topaz. Diamond is suspicious.

Quartz is suspicious. Topaz.
Diamond is suspicious
Quartz:System Hexagonal Quartz is very hard (7) and light.
No cleavage but good conchoidal fracture.
Transparent to translucent with vitreous luster.
Strongly piezoelectric and pyroelectric.
Topaz:System Orthorhombic Appearance Prismatic crystals,Physical properties Very hard (8) heavy ,fragile.perfect basal cleavage.Transparent or translucent with vitreous luster.
Diamond: System Isometric. Appearance usually octahedral,rounded crystals.Physical properties Dimorphic with graphite. The hardest mineral (10 on the Mohs scale) Heavy, fragile,with perfect cleavage.Transparent with adamantine luster and strong dispersion of light.Insoluble and infusible. Burns with difficulty,giving off carbon dioxide.Often fluorescent in ultraviolet light.

[@samanu.s.a0019]

Why are some people unable to see the success or happiness of others? I'm really sorry, I swear to God, I saw on another channel that it showed a real diamond, even though it was a real and natural diamond, but all the comments sayds not diamonds. Or they assumed themselves to be very skilled and wrote Quartz, etc. In my opinion, such people have a closed complex that they like to justify their inefficiency and not trying by disappointing others. I'm really sorry

[@cbhooi330]

Ha! Great! Thank you .

[@or-ren]

Even a bigger piece of rough diamond still will be rejected if it has no clarity.

[@johnnysalazar1552]

I love it verry well explained

[@LaStryka]

I have like 3 boxes full of rocks that look like all 3 of these lol

[@seditt5146]

Your quartz is quartz. Your topaz is quartz evident by the striations on the crystals direction and your diamond... probably quartz if I had to guess.

[@HummelJaeger]

Topaz has striations that follow the crystal length. Those on the centre specimen do not, so that is most likely quartz.

[@AftabAlam-yu3hr]

Nice...

[@ramanaraju6454]

Nice

[@user-lp5bt7hh9l]

Helpful

[@dragonflysagatiaej4833]

You need to weigh on a diamond scale and go by size proportion to weight. You can’t really use this method for a sure identification. The best way is weight.

[@cynthiag7066]

What is different between all three. How do know if you have a damond

[@chadjackson1455]

How do I get some clear rocks identified.?

[@aasislimz8475]

i have middle one that is 500 gram found in uk second world war my grand father found in war what is the cost

[@ludmilakotovski1837]

No diamonds there!

[@LaStryka]

And that last one is either a Herkimer diamond it a rainbow quartz crystal not an actual diamond.

[@sarveshbestha1314]

Quartz cost how....?

[@kacpereq__wot3703]

Quartz causes deeper groves at level 7

[@pawansehgal4287]

Natural Rock crystal colors less certificate kya hota hey

[@kalimantangemstone]

Good job