Natural Diamond (Assumed based on typical retail settings, though lab-grown cannot be ruled out without spectroscopic testing)

Natural Diamond (Assumed based on typical retail settings, though lab-grown cannot be ruled out without spectroscopic testing) · Princess Cut (Square modified brilliant)

Estimated Very Good Cut

Natural Diamond (Assumed based on typical retail settings, though lab-grown cannot be ruled out without spectroscopic testing) - Princess Cut (Square modified brilliant)

Carat

Estimated at approximately 1.0 to 1.2 carats for the center stone

Color

Estimated G-H (Colorless to near-colorless range)

Clarity

Estimated VS1-VS2 (Very Slightly Included based on clean appearance under normal lighting)

Shape

Princess Cut (Square modified brilliant)

Overall Assessment

A classic, elegant princess cut diamond ring featuring a bright center stone accented by smaller pavé diamonds along a substantial split-shank band, offering timeless appeal and strong visual presence

Cut Quality

Estimated Very Good

Brilliance

High white light reflection displaying good brightness across the crown facets

Fire

Moderate to good dispersion of spectral colors typical of well-cut square modified brilliants

Scintillation

Good sparkle with alternating bright and dark patterns as light moves across the facets

Proportions

Standard standard princess cut ratios with balanced depth and a medium-to-large table

Symmetry

Good to Very Good, showing balanced corner angles and square proportions

Polish

Good, exhibiting smooth facet junctions

Fluorescence

Appears to be None to Faint

Inclusions

No major inclusions visible to the unaided eye; minor microscopic pinpoints or crystals expected

Blemishes

None readily visible without magnification

Origin

Indeterminate from visual inspection alone; likely mined natural or standard CVD/HPHT lab origin

Treatment Detection

No obvious signs of fracture filling, laser drilling, or coating visible

Estimated Value

$4,000 - $7,000 USD depending on exact clarity, color, and metal weight of the mounting

Certification Estimate

Likely GIA or IGI certified if purchased from a major retailer, grading around G color and VS clarity

Investment Potential

Standard retail jewelry depreciation applies; loose diamonds hold better value than set diamond jewelry

Similar Diamonds

Standard commercial-grade 1.0ct princess-cut solitaire or halo center stones with VS clarity and G-H color

Setting Suggestions

Currently set in a multi-row pavé split-shank white gold or platinum setting; pairs exceptionally well with platinum or 14k white gold bands

Care & Maintenance

Clean regularly with warm soapy water and a soft brush; check prong security periodically due to the sharp corners of the princess cut

Interesting Facts

The princess cut is the second most popular diamond shape after the round brilliant and was created in the 1960s to maximize brilliance in a square profile

Identified on 8/28/2026