
Round Brilliant Cut Colorless Gemstone
This item is a loose, colorless gemstone featuring a classic round brilliant cut. The stone exhibits high transparency and significant brilliance, with a complex facet pattern that includes a circular table, crown facets, and a sharp pavilion point. Physically, it appears to be of high clarity, though slight internal reflections suggests it could be a diamond, moissanite, or high-quality cubic zirconia. The dispersion or 'fire' is visible through the crown, showing flashes of spectral colors. The girdle appears thin to medium in thickness. While the exact carat weight cannot be determined without a scale, its scale relative to the wood grain background suggests a diameter of approximately 6mm to 8mm. The condition appears excellent with no visible chips, abrasions, or scratches along the facet junctions or the table surface. There are no obvious maker's marks or laser inscriptions visible in this view. This style of cutting became standardized in the early 20th century to maximize light return, making this a modern cut stone. The precision of the facet alignment suggests high-quality craftsmanship and professional lapidary work suitable for high-end jewelry settings.
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Estimated Value
$1,500 - $6,500
Basic Information
Category
Gemstones & Jewelry
Appraised On
May 2, 2026
Estimated Value
$1,500 - $6,500
Item Description
This item is a loose, colorless gemstone featuring a classic round brilliant cut. The stone exhibits high transparency and significant brilliance, with a complex facet pattern that includes a circular table, crown facets, and a sharp pavilion point. Physically, it appears to be of high clarity, though slight internal reflections suggests it could be a diamond, moissanite, or high-quality cubic zirconia. The dispersion or 'fire' is visible through the crown, showing flashes of spectral colors. The girdle appears thin to medium in thickness. While the exact carat weight cannot be determined without a scale, its scale relative to the wood grain background suggests a diameter of approximately 6mm to 8mm. The condition appears excellent with no visible chips, abrasions, or scratches along the facet junctions or the table surface. There are no obvious maker's marks or laser inscriptions visible in this view. This style of cutting became standardized in the early 20th century to maximize light return, making this a modern cut stone. The precision of the facet alignment suggests high-quality craftsmanship and professional lapidary work suitable for high-end jewelry settings.
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