Natural Diamond (with strong blue fluorescence)

Natural Diamond (with strong blue fluorescence) · Round Brilliant

Good Cut

Natural Diamond (with strong blue fluorescence) - Round Brilliant

Carat

Estimated 0.50 - 0.75 carats based on visual perspective

Color

F-G (difficult to assess precisely due to strong blue fluorescence)

Clarity

SI1 - SI2 (observable internal feather and inclusions)

Shape

Round Brilliant

Overall Assessment

An interesting natural round brilliant diamond characterized by an intensely pronounced blue optical response, presenting moderate clarity and good standard proportions

Cut Quality

Good

Brilliance

Moderate to Good, slightly muted under certain lighting due to fluorescence

Fire

Standard dispersion, subdued by the dominant blue luminescence

Scintillation

Balanced flash pattern with noticeable dark contrast areas

Proportions

Standard modern round brilliant proportions with average depth and table percentage

Symmetry

Good

Polish

Good

Fluorescence

Very Strong Blue (reacting intensely to long-wave UV or specific lighting)

Inclusions

Distinct internal feather and dark crystal inclusion visible under strong blue response

Blemishes

Minor surface abrasions on girdle likely from wear

Origin

Natural terrestrial origin

Treatment Detection

No signs of artificial enhancement or treatment; natural fluorescence emission

Estimated Value

$1,500 - $3,000 USD depending on exact carat weight and precise color grade

Certification Estimate

GIA grading would likely note Strong Blue fluorescence and SI clarity

Investment Potential

Standard resale value, though strong fluorescence can sometimes depress market demand slightly compared to non-fluorescent stones

Similar Diamonds

Mid-tier natural round brilliants with medium-to-strong blue fluorescence

Setting Suggestions

Yellow or white gold prong setting; the strong blue fluorescence can sometimes give an icy appearance in daylight

Care & Maintenance

Standard ultrasonic cleaning is safe; store separately to prevent scratching other jewelry

Interesting Facts

Strong blue fluorescence occurs in roughly 30% of diamonds and is caused by boron or structural nitrogen impurities that glow when exposed to UV light

Identified on 9/21/2026