Natural Diamond (Cluster)

Natural Diamond (Cluster) · Oval Cluster (comprised of multiple Round Brilliants)

Good (based on the assembly of the cluster to mimic a single large stone) Cut

Natural Diamond (Cluster) - Oval Cluster (comprised of multiple Round Brilliants)

Carat

Estimated total weight (TDW) is 0.75 - 1.00 carats; central stones are approximately 0.10-0.15ct each.

Color

Estimated H-I range (appears white but shows slight warmth against skin tones)

Clarity

Estimated SI1-SI2 (visible texture typical of smaller stones in cluster settings)

Shape

Oval Cluster (comprised of multiple Round Brilliants)

Overall Assessment

An attractive decorative engagement ring that uses a 'composite' techniques to achieve the look of a 2-carat oval diamond at a fraction of the cost.

Cut Quality

Good (based on the assembly of the cluster to mimic a single large stone)

Brilliance

High (multiple stones create a high amount of white light return)

Fire

Moderate (smaller stones disperse light differently than a large single table)

Scintillation

High (the cluster arrangement creates a busy, sparkling effect when moved)

Proportions

The ring features a composite head designed to maximize surface area, creating the illusion of a much larger single stone.

Symmetry

Good (the layout of the cluster is symmetrical within the oval halo)

Polish

Very Good (typical for commercial jewelry of this style)

Fluorescence

Unable to determine without UV light; likely None to Faint.

Inclusions

Likely small feathers or crystals consistent with SI clarity, obscured by the multiple facet patterns of the cluster.

Blemishes

Minor surface wear/scratches on the metal prongs visible under magnification.

Origin

Likely ethically sourced natural diamonds from various global origins (Botswana, Canada, Australia).

Treatment Detection

None detected; standard natural diamonds.

Estimated Value

$1,200 - $2,200 USD depending on metal type (likely 14k white gold) and brand.

Certification Estimate

GIA typically would not grade the individual stones in this setting; a retail appraisal is more likely.

Investment Potential

Low (cluster rings have lower resale value compared to single large solitaires).

Similar Diamonds

Other composite or 'illusion' set oval diamond rings commonly found in bridal jewelry collections.

Setting Suggestions

The current pavé halo setting in 14k white gold is ideal for this cluster style to maximize its brilliance.

Care & Maintenance

Clean regularly with a soft brush and mild soapy water to remove debris from between the small stones.

Interesting Facts

Cluster settings were popularized to make diamond rings more accessible while providing a large, impressive aesthetic.

Identified on 5/4/2026
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