Lindenwold Fine Jewelers Loose Cubic Zirconia Gemstone
Fine Jewelry / Simulated Gemstones

Lindenwold Fine Jewelers Loose Cubic Zirconia Gemstone

This item is a loose, brilliant-cut clear gemstone, identified by the packaging as a Lindenwold Fine Jewelers product. Lindenwold is well known for producing high-quality simulated diamonds, typically made of cubic zirconia. The stone is round-cut with professional faceting that mimics the fire and brilliance of a natural diamond. The physical characteristics indicate a small-to-medium carat weight equivalent, securely attached to its original retail display card. The card is black plastic with a textured finish, featuring the 'Lindenwold Fine Jewelers' logo in white text in the upper right corner and the 'Made in the U.S.A.' designation at the bottom. The gemstone is held in place by a thin, dark filament or wire that suggests it is intended for secondary market sale or wholesale distribution. Regarding condition, the stone appears clean and clear with no visible inclusions or surface scuffs, and the packaging shows minor surface wear but no major cracks or damage. Based on the branding, this piece likely dates from the late 20th century to the early 21st century. The craftsmanship of the cut is consistent with commercial-grade simulated jewelry intended for high-end boutique styling.

Estimated Value

$10 - $25

Basic Information

Category

Fine Jewelry / Simulated Gemstones

Appraised On

April 25, 2026

Estimated Value

$10 - $25

Item Description

This item is a loose, brilliant-cut clear gemstone, identified by the packaging as a Lindenwold Fine Jewelers product. Lindenwold is well known for producing high-quality simulated diamonds, typically made of cubic zirconia. The stone is round-cut with professional faceting that mimics the fire and brilliance of a natural diamond. The physical characteristics indicate a small-to-medium carat weight equivalent, securely attached to its original retail display card. The card is black plastic with a textured finish, featuring the 'Lindenwold Fine Jewelers' logo in white text in the upper right corner and the 'Made in the U.S.A.' designation at the bottom. The gemstone is held in place by a thin, dark filament or wire that suggests it is intended for secondary market sale or wholesale distribution. Regarding condition, the stone appears clean and clear with no visible inclusions or surface scuffs, and the packaging shows minor surface wear but no major cracks or damage. Based on the branding, this piece likely dates from the late 20th century to the early 21st century. The craftsmanship of the cut is consistent with commercial-grade simulated jewelry intended for high-end boutique styling.

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