Not a diamond; the image shows a gemstone tennis bracelet featuring red-colored gemstones, likely garnets or rubies, set in an 'X and O' link motif.
Not a diamond; the image shows a gemstone tennis bracelet featuring red-colored gemstones, likely garnets or rubies, set in an 'X and O' link motif. · Emerald cut or rectangular step-cut
Good to Very Good Cut
Carat
Estimated at approximately 0.20 to 0.35 carats per individual stone
Color
Deep vivid red (Fancy Intense Red)
Clarity
Eye-clean to slightly included (VS to SI range)
Shape
Emerald cut or rectangular step-cut
Overall Assessment
An attractive and classic gemstone line bracelet featuring rectangular red stones alternating with interlocking metallic links, offering a timeless decorative appeal rather than acting as a diamond investment piece
Cut Quality
Good to Very Good
Brilliance
Moderate step-cut reflection, emphasizing flashes of color over white light return
Fire
Low to moderate dispersion characteristic of step-cut colored gemstones
Scintillation
Flashes of deep red light pattern upon movement
Proportions
Standard step-cut proportions with elongated tables and stepped facets
Symmetry
Good symmetry across the linear step-cut facets
Polish
Good polish with standard vitreous to adamantine luster
Fluorescence
None to Faint
Inclusions
Minor natural mineral inclusions typical of red garnets or rubies
Blemishes
Minor surface wear consistent with precious metal jewelry settings
Origin
Natural mined colored gemstones, likely from standard global gemstone deposits
Treatment Detection
No obvious visible signs of severe enhancement, though routine heat treatment is common for rubies
Estimated Value
$150 - $450 depending on whether the stones are natural garnets (such as almandine or pyrope) or rubies and the metal purity of the bracelet
Certification Estimate
Gemological Institute of America (GIA) or similar colored stone grading service report
Investment Potential
Moderate fashion jewelry resale value, primarily valued for decorative and sentimental appeal
Similar Diamonds
Not applicable as these are colored gemstones, comparable to ruby or garnet tennis bracelets
Setting Suggestions
Currently set in an articulated sterling silver or white gold 'hug and kiss' (X-O) tennis bracelet design
Care & Maintenance
Clean with warm soapy water and a soft brush; avoid harsh ultrasonic cleaners if gemstones contain fractures
Interesting Facts
The 'X and O' pattern in tennis bracelets is classically referred to as hugs and kisses, frequently given as a token of affection