Probably yes, especially if the stone is larger, more clear, has a good colour and cut.
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Assuming that the diamonds are about the same size:Cut diamonds are worth more, because of the additional labour involved in planning, cutting and polishing the stone to reveal its finest characteristics.The process, above, can remove sometimes up to 60% of the stone in order to show off the stone's best.Raw, uncut diamonds have value, but not as much value as they will have once they are fashioned into eye-catching gems.However, a large raw diamond may be worth more than a small, cut stone.
Diamonds aren't always sharper, but they can be manufactured in such a way. Diamonds are harder than steel.
Yes, diamonds can cut glass, because diamonds are harder than glass.
Yes
Diamonds are measured in carats: karats are used to measure metal purity. Whatever you have to sell is worth whatever someone will pay you for it. Each diamond is valued according to its cut, clarity, colour and carat weight. A single eight carat diamond will be more valuable than eight carats of total weight in diamonds. Take your cache to a certified gemologist and pay for documentation on each stone. Then you will have a better idea of a market value.