Natural (Likely decorative accent grade)
Natural (Likely decorative accent grade) · Round Brilliant (Two small melee accents)
Fair to Poor (Typical of small decorative melee) Cut
Carat
Total ~0.02 - 0.04 carats for both stones (approx. 1.5-2.0mm each)
Color
Estimated I-K (Near Colorless to Faint Yellow)
Clarity
Estimated I1-I2 (Included, visible cloudiness)
Shape
Round Brilliant (Two small melee accents)
Overall Assessment
The diamonds are low-grade commercial accents used to provide highlights to a multi-gemstone gold piece. They lack the clarity and cut quality for individual gemstone value but contribute to the overall aesthetic of the vintage jewelry.
Cut Quality
Fair to Poor (Typical of small decorative melee)
Brilliance
Low (Diminished by inclusions and surface accumulation)
Fire
Minimal to None
Scintillation
Poor (Generic flat sparkle)
Proportions
Standard commercial melee proportions; low crown heights observed
Symmetry
Fair
Polish
Fair (Visible surface wear and dirt)
Fluorescence
Indeterminable under current lighting
Inclusions
Heavy internal graining and clouds visible even at low magnification
Blemishes
Visible surface grime and potential facet wear
Origin
Natural Earth-Mined
Treatment Detection
None suspected (Typical commercial grade)
Estimated Value
$10 - $30 USD (Value is primarily in the gold setting/scrap)
Certification Estimate
None (Individual stones are too small for major lab certification)
Investment Potential
None (Decorative components only)
Similar Diamonds
Promotional grade diamond melee found in vintage 10k/14k gold jewelry
Setting Suggestions
Already set in a multi-stone cluster earring/pendant with marquise-cut colored gemstones
Care & Maintenance
Ultrasonic cleaner or warm soapy water with a soft brush to remove heavy skin oil and grime accumulated on the facets
Interesting Facts
These diamonds are paired with what appear to be garnet, emerald, and sapphire or onyx marquise accents in a mid-century style setting