Natural (Multiple Stones in a Composite Setting)

Natural (Multiple Stones in a Composite Setting) · Princess Cut (Appearing as a Quad Mystery Setting)

Good (Composite settings mask individual stone cut precise) Cut

Natural (Multiple Stones in a Composite Setting) - Princess Cut (Appearing as a Quad Mystery Setting)

Carat

Estimated total weight (CTW) for the center composite: 0.50 - 0.75 carats

Color

H-I (Near Colorless)

Clarity

SI1 - SI2 (Slightly Included) based on texture and composite visibility

Shape

Princess Cut (Appearing as a Quad Mystery Setting)

Overall Assessment

A classic multi-stone bridal set featuring a princess-cut composite center. While it doesn't have a single high-value center stone, the cluster design provides significant surface area and sparkle which works well for daily wear.

Cut Quality

Good (Composite settings mask individual stone cut precise)

Brilliance

Moderate (Reduced by the composite setting gaps)

Fire

Low to Moderate

Scintillation

Segmented pattern due to the multi-stone center

Proportions

Classic Princess cut proportions per individual stone in a high-prong cathedral setting

Symmetry

Good (Individual stones aligned to form a square)

Polish

Good

Fluorescence

None observed

Inclusions

Visible junction lines between the four center stones; slight clouding

Blemishes

Surface wear consistent with long-term daily use

Origin

Likely Earth-mined (Standard commercial retail origin)

Treatment Detection

None visible; standard for this jewelry class

Estimated Value

$1,200 - $1,800 for the entire wedding set

Certification Estimate

Likely EGL or IGI for commercially available retail jewelry

Investment Potential

Low (Standard retail jewelry typically retains value based on gold weight and small stone replacement costs)

Similar Diamonds

Retail mall-grade quad or mystery-set princess engagement rings

Setting Suggestions

The current yellow gold cathedral setting with channel-set side stones is a classic 1990s-2000s bridal style

Care & Maintenance

Ultrasonic cleaning recommended to remove dirt from the many crevices in composite settings

Interesting Facts

The 'Quad' setting was innovated to create the look of a large single stone at a more accessible price point

Identified on 6/7/2026
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