Natural Diamond (Estimated)

Natural Diamond (Estimated) · Round Brilliant

Very Good to Excellent Cut

Natural Diamond (Estimated) - Round Brilliant

Carat

Approximately 0.50 - 0.75 carats

Color

G - H (Near Colorless)

Clarity

VS1 - VS2 (Very Slightly Included)

Shape

Round Brilliant

Overall Assessment

A bright, eye-clean round brilliant diamond of very good commercial quality, highly suitable for a timeless engagement ring or fine jewelry piece

Cut Quality

Very Good to Excellent

Brilliance

High brightness reflecting intense white light from the facets

Fire

Good dispersion showing flashes of spectral colors under direct light

Scintillation

Well-balanced pattern of light and dark areas with lively sparkle when moved

Proportions

Standard modern round brilliant proportions, table around 55-60%, total depth approximately 60-62%

Symmetry

Good to Very Good

Polish

Good

Fluorescence

None to Faint

Inclusions

Minor pinpoints or small crystals visible under high magnification only, clean to the naked eye

Blemishes

Minor surface scratches or natural remnants potentially present under magnification

Origin

Likely mined from natural deposits (e.g., Canada, Russia, or Africa)

Treatment Detection

No obvious signs of enhancement, laser drilling, or fracture filling

Estimated Value

$1,500 - $3,500 USD depending on exact certifiable specs and market conditions

Certification Estimate

GIA or IGI would grade this in the VS1-VS2 clarity and G-H color range

Investment Potential

Moderate store of value; standard commercial diamonds appreciate slowly compared to rare colored or large high-clarity stones

Similar Diamonds

Standard commercial-grade round brilliant natural diamonds with VS clarity and near-colorless grades

Setting Suggestions

Classic 6-prong or 4-prong solitaire in platinum or 18k white gold to maximize white brilliance

Care & Maintenance

Clean with warm soapy water and a soft brush, avoid harsh chemicals, and store separately in a fabric-lined box

Interesting Facts

The round brilliant cut was mathematically optimized in 1919 by Marcel Tolkowsky to maximize light return (brilliance and fire)

Identified on 9/25/2026