Hate to say it but you're definitely not gonna be able to grow those.. in fact the way you described them doesn't even sound close to what a cannabis seed looks like. Young they start out white, then turn a dull brown/gray color, and finally turn more brown with black zebra looking stripes covering them, try a google image search. They should also be much larger, I've seen many many seeds, many seeds that weren't meant to be grown so they're extremely immature, but I have never seen any seeds that you could even come close to calling clear, and definitely nothing as small as you're talking about. I am thinking you found something else.. not seeds, but I have no idea what else you could've found. Post some pictures if you can.

On another note, assuming those were actually good healthy mature seeds you found, there is still no guarantee that its going to be a plant that is very similar to the one that produced the bud you're loving. Its like humans and kids, the parents make up the kids genetics, and certain kids take different characteristic combinations from each individual parent plant, some of which could be from a previous generation even. Also they're commonly hermaphrodites, which is where the plant will actually grow both female and male parts, causing it to pollenate itself which is never fun. Don't be discouraged by me saying that though, plenty of people plant bagseed (random seeds found in a bag of weed) and have excellent success... and you're talking to one of them haha. One of my most successful strains is from bagseed, which was very surprising since I've had plenty of strains purchased with the guarantee of quality/accurate genetics that just simply weren't as good as my bagseed.

Your best bet would be to just buy/order some seeds, even if you just get some cheap ones. At least if you get them from a reputable seed bank you can be comfortable knowing that the seeds have stable genetics and were obviously kept and grown to be sold for a reason... they're gonna be decent enough regardless of the price. Once you get started then you can just keep a mother and clone so you never have to deal with seeds again if you want!

Good luck in the future