Cubic Zirconia / Simulant (Based on visual indicators of high dispersion and facet junctions)
Cubic Zirconia / Simulant (Based on visual indicators of high dispersion and facet junctions) · Princess Cut (Square Modified Brilliant)
Very Good Cut
Carat
Estimated 1.50 to 2.00 carats (visual equivalent)
Color
Colorless (equivalent to D-E in diamond terms)
Clarity
Eye-clean (equivalent to VS1-VS2 equivalent under standard visual inspection)
Shape
Princess Cut (Square Modified Brilliant)
Overall Assessment
A visually striking princess-cut simulant ring featuring strong fire and brilliance, set in an intricately detailed textured band. Ideal for fashion wear.
Cut Quality
Very Good
Brilliance
High brightness and white light return
Fire
Very strong fire (noticeable rainbow dispersion characteristic of high refractive index simulants)
Scintillation
Good sparkle with balanced dark and bright areas across the pavilion
Proportions
Standard standard princess cut proportions with a moderate table and depth percentage
Symmetry
Good, with balanced corner alignment and facet symmetry
Polish
Good, exhibiting smooth facet surfaces
Fluorescence
None apparent under normal lighting
Inclusions
No major visible internal inclusions; highly transparent
Blemishes
Minor surface wear potentially visible at high magnification
Origin
Synthetic / Lab-created simulant material
Treatment Detection
None detected (standard synthetic simulant properties)
Estimated Value
Low market value (typical of fashion/costume jewelry simulants)
Certification Estimate
Typically not certified by major labs like GIA or AGS due to being a simulant
Investment Potential
Minimal, as costume jewelry and simulants do not appreciate in value
Similar Diamonds
Comparable to high-end cubic zirconia or synthetic moissanite princess cuts
Setting Suggestions
Classic four-prong cathedral setting in white gold, platinum, or sterling silver to complement the geometric shape
Care & Maintenance
Clean with mild soapy water and a soft brush; avoid harsh chemicals and ultrasonic cleaners if mounted in plated metal
Interesting Facts
Princess cuts are the second most popular diamond shape after round brilliants, known for maximizing weight retention from the rough