
Round Brilliant Cut Colorless Gemstone
This item is a loose, round brilliant cut colorless gemstone resting on a light-colored wood grain surface. Based on visual inspection, the stone appears to be a modern brilliant cut featuring a standard pattern of facets designed to maximize light return and scintillation. The gemstone exhibits high brilliance with noticeable 'fire' or dispersion, suggesting it could be a diamond, cubic zirconia, or moissanite; however, definitive identification requires professional testing with a refractometer or thermal probe. The stone is estimated to be approximately 3-5mm in diameter, suggesting a weight in the range of 0.10 to 0.50 carats if it were a natural diamond. The cut quality appears symmetrical with a visible table and crown facets that capture ambient light effectively. There are no obvious visible inclusions or fractures to the naked eye (eye-clean), and the girdle appears thin to medium. No maker's marks or laser inscriptions are visible in this magnification. The condition appears excellent with no apparent chips or abrasions on the crown or facet junctions. This style of cut has been the industry standard since the early 20th century. Its lack of mounting suggests it is ready for setting in jewelry or is a replacement stone.
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Estimated Value
$15 - $2,500
Basic Information
Category
Loose Gemstones / Jewelry Components
Appraised On
March 8, 2026
Estimated Value
$15 - $2,500
Item Description
This item is a loose, round brilliant cut colorless gemstone resting on a light-colored wood grain surface. Based on visual inspection, the stone appears to be a modern brilliant cut featuring a standard pattern of facets designed to maximize light return and scintillation. The gemstone exhibits high brilliance with noticeable 'fire' or dispersion, suggesting it could be a diamond, cubic zirconia, or moissanite; however, definitive identification requires professional testing with a refractometer or thermal probe. The stone is estimated to be approximately 3-5mm in diameter, suggesting a weight in the range of 0.10 to 0.50 carats if it were a natural diamond. The cut quality appears symmetrical with a visible table and crown facets that capture ambient light effectively. There are no obvious visible inclusions or fractures to the naked eye (eye-clean), and the girdle appears thin to medium. No maker's marks or laser inscriptions are visible in this magnification. The condition appears excellent with no apparent chips or abrasions on the crown or facet junctions. This style of cut has been the industry standard since the early 20th century. Its lack of mounting suggests it is ready for setting in jewelry or is a replacement stone.
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