Natural (Likely small accent stones)
Natural (Likely small accent stones) · Round Brilliant (Two visible clear stones)
Fair to Poor (Commercial grade cut) Cut
Carat
0.02 - 0.05 carats each (Estimated)
Color
K-M (Visible faint yellow/brown tint)
Clarity
I1-I2 (Visible cloudiness and crystal inclusions)
Shape
Round Brilliant (Two visible clear stones)
Overall Assessment
The clear stones are low-grade natural diamond accents with significant inclusions and poor light performance, common in mid-century commercial jewelry.
Cut Quality
Fair to Poor (Commercial grade cut)
Brilliance
Low due to inclusions and surface dirt
Fire
Minimal dispersion of spectral colors
Scintillation
Low; pattern is unbalanced
Proportions
High crown with shallow pavilion, uneven table facets
Symmetry
Good (Basic commercial standard)
Polish
Fair (Visible surface grime and light scratching)
Fluorescence
Indeterminable under photographic lighting
Inclusions
Crystals, clouds, and feathers visible to the naked eye
Blemishes
Surface abrasions and dirt buildup around the prongs
Origin
Natural; likely from mass-produced commercial jewelry sources
Treatment Detection
None detected, but quality suggests untreated low-grade material
Estimated Value
$5 - $20 total for the clear accent stones (secondary market value)
Certification Estimate
Unlikely to be certified by major labs (e.g., GIA) due to low weight and commercial quality
Investment Potential
None; value is tied to the scrap gold weight of the setting and sentimental worth
Similar Diamonds
Standard 'melee' diamonds used in commercial vintage fashion jewelry
Setting Suggestions
Best kept in the current vintage 10k or 14k gold multi-stone cluster setting
Care & Maintenance
Gentle cleaning with a soft brush and mild soap to remove heavy oil and dirt buildup
Interesting Facts
The piece appears to be a multi-gemstone mother's ring or fashion pendant featuring marquise-cut sapphire, emerald, and garnet/ruby alongside the round diamonds