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The whole drive? Not just a partition? No snapshots?
All I can say is that I've done similar before, and done exactly what you did, in times before backups were a thing for home gamers; when doing backups meant owning an expensive tape drive and diligence. You're not alone.
I did test disk on the drive and recoverd my boot partition. Seems like the data hasn't been touched. The problem now is recovering the luks header. As my root partiton was encrypted with luks.