Synthetic Green Gemstone / Costume Jewelry Simulant (likely colored glass or synthetic spinel/cubic zirconia set in vintage-style base metal mounts, not a genuine diamond)

Synthetic Green Gemstone / Costume Jewelry Simulant (likely colored glass or synthetic spinel/cubic zirconia set in vintage-style base metal mounts, not a genuine diamond) · Mixed round brilliant and emerald cuts

Fair to Good (vintage machine-cut or molded faceting) Cut

Synthetic Green Gemstone / Costume Jewelry Simulant (likely colored glass or synthetic spinel/cubic zirconia set in vintage-style base metal mounts, not a genuine diamond) - Mixed round brilliant and emerald cuts

Carat

Estimated equivalent weight > 5.00 carats per piece (due to large visual size, though composed of simulants)

Color

Fancy Vivid Green (Simulated)

Clarity

Eye-clean (typical of molded glass or high-grade synthetic simulants)

Shape

Mixed round brilliant and emerald cuts

Overall Assessment

A collection of three large green vintage costume jewelry items featuring vivid green simulant stones (likely glass) set in ornate, aged metal mounts, serving as decorative fashion pieces rather than fine gemstones

Cut Quality

Fair to Good (vintage machine-cut or molded faceting)

Brilliance

Moderate vitreous luster

Fire

Low to none, characteristic of colored glass rather than high-dispersion diamond

Scintillation

Basic flash effect from large pavilion facets

Proportions

Non-standard proportions typical of vintage costume jewelry stones with deep pavilions and wide tables

Symmetry

Fair

Polish

Good (typical of glass or coated simulants)

Fluorescence

Inert to Moderate greenish-white under UV light

Inclusions

None visible to the naked eye; possible internal bubbles typical of glass

Blemishes

Minor surface wear and scratches on the mountings and table facets

Origin

Manufactured costume jewelry, likely mid-20th century vintage

Treatment Detection

Coloration achieved via metallic oxides or back-foiling typical of vintage costume pieces

Estimated Value

Low commercial value ($20 - $100 for the set as vintage costume jewelry)

Certification Estimate

Not applicable for major grading labs (GIA, AGS, etc.) as these are non-diamond costume pieces

Investment Potential

Minimal, valued primarily for aesthetic or vintage costume jewelry appeal rather than investment

Similar Diamonds

None, as these are green glass or synthetic simulants rather than genuine diamonds

Setting Suggestions

Already mounted in decorative prong and bezel settings with ornate vintage gallery work

Care & Maintenance

Avoid harsh chemicals, ultrasonic cleaners, and excessive moisture to protect the vintage mounts and glued or foiled settings

Interesting Facts

Bright green stones like these are often used in theatrical costumes or vintage statement jewelry to mimic emeralds or high-end peridot

Identified on 8/18/2026