Raw diamond crystal clusters

These tiny orbs of midnight velvet are dusted with glittering stars from distant galaxies! These raw clusters of diamond crystals are a mere 5-6mm in diameter. They display microscopic diamond crystals that can be clearly viewed through a magnifying loupe. The host rock is Kimberlite, a type of peridotite. Crystals are colorless and sparkling due to high optical dispersion. The rarity of diamonds make them valuable and costly. Diamond represents the planet Venus and is believed to promote love, beauty, wealth, and artistic expression. It enhances charm and increases confidence. Finding diamond crystals embedded in peridotite and related rocks helps explorers trace the pathways of ancient magma eruptions (such as kimberlites), which are the primary sources of commercial diamond mining.