Likely Cubic Zirconia or Synthetic Amethyst (Simulant)

Likely Cubic Zirconia or Synthetic Amethyst (Simulant) · Oval Brilliant

Fair (Proportions appear deep) Cut

Likely Cubic Zirconia or Synthetic Amethyst (Simulant) - Oval Brilliant

Carat

Estimated 10.0 - 15.0 carats based on physical dimensions

Color

Fancy Purple / Lavender

Clarity

Eye-clean; likely VVS (Simulated)

Shape

Oval Brilliant

Overall Assessment

This is a decorative gemstone simulant, most likely Cubic Zirconia or synthetic quartz, designed to mimic the appearance of a rare purple diamond. It serves as an attractive fashion accessory rather than a high-value investment gemstone.

Cut Quality

Fair (Proportions appear deep)

Brilliance

Moderate (Lower light return expected than natural diamond)

Fire

Low to moderate (Displays some spectrum colors but lacks diamond dispersion)

Scintillation

Standard sparkle pattern for an oval simulant

Proportions

Deep pavilion with a standard table size; typical of simulants to maximize color

Symmetry

Good (Facet alignment shows some variation)

Polish

Good (Slight surface abrasions visible on facet edges)

Fluorescence

Inert (Not observable under standard lighting)

Inclusions

None visible to the naked eye; suggests a lab-grown simulant rather than a natural gemstone

Blemishes

Minor surface abrasions on the crown facets and facet junctions

Origin

Laboratory-manufactured (Synthetic)

Treatment Detection

Likely colored by chemical dopants during synthesis

Estimated Value

$20 - $100 USD (Fashion jewelry value)

Certification Estimate

Unlikely to be graded by gemstone labs (GIA, IGI) as a diamond; would be identified as a simulant

Investment Potential

Low; fashion piece with minimal resale value

Similar Diamonds

Natural Fancy Deep Purple Diamonds (Extremely rare and valued in the millions)

Setting Suggestions

Simple 4-prong pendant in base metal or silver-tone plating

Care & Maintenance

Clean with warm soapy water and a soft brush; avoid harsh chemicals to preserve metal plating

Interesting Facts

Natural diamonds of this size and intense purple color are among the rarest minerals on Earth.

Identified on 6/28/2026