Natural Cluster Setting (Multiple Small Diamonds)

Natural Cluster Setting (Multiple Small Diamonds) · Round Brilliant (Cluster)

Good Cut

Natural Cluster Setting (Multiple Small Diamonds) - Round Brilliant (Cluster)

Carat

Estimated 0.50 - 0.75 carats total weight (ctw) for the cluster and accents

Color

Estimated G-I (Near Colorless)

Clarity

Estimated SI1 - SI2 (Slightly Included)

Shape

Round Brilliant (Cluster)

Overall Assessment

An attractive and classic multi-stone cluster ring offering substantial finger coverage and sparkle at an accessible price point, though individual stones are of commercial quality and size

Cut Quality

Good

Brilliance

Moderate to Good white light reflection

Fire

Subdued due to smaller stone sizes

Scintillation

Good flash effect due to the multi-stone cluster arrangement

Proportions

Standard commercial cluster proportions with medium girdle

Symmetry

Good

Polish

Good

Fluorescence

Faint to None

Inclusions

Small crystals and clouds visible under magnification, typical of SI clarity

Blemishes

Minor surface scratches on pavilion facets from wear

Origin

Natural mined diamonds, likely commercial grade melee from mixed international sources

Treatment Detection

No obvious signs of high-pressure high-temperature (HPHT) treatment or fracture filling detected visually

Estimated Value

$400 - $800 USD

Certification Estimate

Typically sold without major lab certification; estimated commercial grade equivalent to IGI or local jeweler appraisal

Investment Potential

Low investment potential; commercial multi-stone cluster jewelry typically depreciates after retail purchase

Similar Diamonds

Standard commercial multi-stone cluster diamond rings found in major retail jewelry stores

Setting Suggestions

Currently set in a multi-row pave and channel-set yellow/white gold or sterling silver ring; pairs well with matching channel-set bands

Care & Maintenance

Clean regularly with warm soapy water and a soft brush; check prongs periodically as multi-stone settings are prone to loose stones

Interesting Facts

Cluster settings historically gained popularity as an affordable way to create the visual impact and sparkle of a much larger solitaire diamond

Identified on 9/15/2026