A white rough diamond refers to a natural diamond that has been mined and has not yet been cut or polished. Diamonds in their rough form are typically found in various colors, including white or colorless, as well as yellow, brown, and even rare hues like blue or pink.
The term "white" generally refers to the absence of color in the diamond, which is highly valued for its brilliance and clarity when cut and polished. Rough diamonds are unrefined and can vary significantly in shape and size. They undergo a meticulous process of cutting and polishing to reveal their natural beauty and maximize their sparkle before being used in jewelry or other applications.
