Round Brilliant Cut Violet Gemstone
This item is a loose, round brilliant cut gemstone featuring a vibrant violet or lavender hue. Based on the visual characteristics, it may be a synthetic cubic zirconia, a high-quality amethyst, or a violet sapphire/spinel, though laboratory testing is required for chemical confirmation. Physically, it displays a standard round faceted architecture with a clear table and sharp facet junctions, suggesting a precision machine cut. The color is evenly distributed throughout the stone without visible zoning, exhibiting strong saturation and high transparency. Under the direct lighting of the photograph, the stone shows significant dispersion (fire), reflecting flashes of blue and deeper purple. The condition appears to be excellent, with no immediate evidence of surface abrasions, chips on the girdle, or internal fractures ('feathers') visible to the naked eye. The craftsmanship is high-tier, evidenced by the symmetrical pavilion facets and the overall brilliance. There are no visible maker's marks, as is typical for loose stones, but it follows modern standard lapidary styles typical of late 20th-century to contemporary production.
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Estimated Value
$45.00 - $1,200.00
Basic Information
Category
Loose Gemstones / Jewelry
Appraised On
March 7, 2026
Estimated Value
$45.00 - $1,200.00
Item Description
This item is a loose, round brilliant cut gemstone featuring a vibrant violet or lavender hue. Based on the visual characteristics, it may be a synthetic cubic zirconia, a high-quality amethyst, or a violet sapphire/spinel, though laboratory testing is required for chemical confirmation. Physically, it displays a standard round faceted architecture with a clear table and sharp facet junctions, suggesting a precision machine cut. The color is evenly distributed throughout the stone without visible zoning, exhibiting strong saturation and high transparency. Under the direct lighting of the photograph, the stone shows significant dispersion (fire), reflecting flashes of blue and deeper purple. The condition appears to be excellent, with no immediate evidence of surface abrasions, chips on the girdle, or internal fractures ('feathers') visible to the naked eye. The craftsmanship is high-tier, evidenced by the symmetrical pavilion facets and the overall brilliance. There are no visible maker's marks, as is typical for loose stones, but it follows modern standard lapidary styles typical of late 20th-century to contemporary production.
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