Natural Diamond (or potentially Diamond Simulants given mounting context, assuming fine jewelry standard)

Natural Diamond (or potentially Diamond Simulants given mounting context, assuming fine jewelry standard) · Baguette Cut

Good to Very Good Cut

Natural Diamond (or potentially Diamond Simulants given mounting context, assuming fine jewelry standard) - Baguette Cut

Carat

Estimated total weight of the pendant stones around 0.50 - 0.75 carats combined

Color

G - H range

Clarity

VS1 - VS2

Shape

Baguette Cut

Overall Assessment

A well-crafted cross pendant featuring baguette-cut white stones accented by a central colored gemstone, offering timeless elegance and everyday wearability

Cut Quality

Good to Very Good

Brilliance

Moderate to good white light return characteristic of step cuts

Fire

Subdued dispersion typical of baguette cuts compared to round brilliants

Scintillation

Classic step-cut 'hall of mirrors' flash effect

Proportions

Standard step-cut proportions with medium table and pavilion depth

Symmetry

Good

Polish

Good

Fluorescence

None to Faint

Inclusions

Minor pinpoints and needles visible only under magnification

Blemishes

No major external blemishes detected visually

Origin

Natural mined origin, specific country unverified without advanced spectroscopy

Treatment Detection

No evidence of fracture filling or artificial coating

Estimated Value

$400 - $800 depending on total gold weight and gem quality

Certification Estimate

Would likely grade through GIA or IGI if loose, but typically ungraded in commercial multi-stone jewelry

Investment Potential

Low investment potential as finished fashion jewelry, holds sentimental and baseline precious metal/gem value

Similar Diamonds

Standard commercial-grade baguette diamonds used in multi-stone fashion jewelry

Setting Suggestions

Already set in a classic prong/channel cross pendant setting with white gold or platinum

Care & Maintenance

Clean with warm soapy water and a soft brush; avoid harsh ultrasonic cleaners if colored gemstone in the center is organic or fragile

Interesting Facts

Baguette cuts were popularized during the Art Deco era due to their sleek, linear geometry

Identified on 9/15/2026