Natural Diamonds (Composite/Cluster)

Natural Diamonds (Composite/Cluster) · Oval Cluster (composed of multiple Round Brilliant cuts)

Good (as a composite setting) Cut

Natural Diamonds (Composite/Cluster) - Oval Cluster (composed of multiple Round Brilliant cuts)

Carat

Estimated 0.50 - 0.75 Total Carat Weight (tcw)

Color

Estimated G-H (Near Colorless)

Clarity

Estimated SI1 - SI2

Shape

Oval Cluster (composed of multiple Round Brilliant cuts)

Overall Assessment

This is a classic 'illusion' or cluster ring featuring multiple round brilliant diamonds arranged to form an oval shape, surrounded by a halo. It offers significant finger coverage and high sparkle for its price point.

Cut Quality

Good (as a composite setting)

Brilliance

High due to multiple reflecting surfaces in the cluster

Fire

Moderate; dispersion is broken up by the multiple small stones

Scintillation

High; creates a 'crushed ice' sparkle effect typical of clusters

Proportions

N/A (requires individual stone measurement; standard multi-stone setting)

Symmetry

Good (symmetrical layout of small stones)

Polish

Good

Fluorescence

None visible under ambient lighting

Inclusions

Possible small crystals or clouds; hidden by composite reflections

Blemishes

None visible to the naked eye

Origin

Likely mined (Natural)

Treatment Detection

None visible; standard commercial clarity

Estimated Value

$800 - $1,500 (Retail secondary market)

Certification Estimate

Retailer certificate or IGI (unlikely to have GIA for small individual stones)

Investment Potential

Low (cluster rings typically have lower resale value than single solitaires)

Similar Diamonds

Oval halo rings; composite illusion rings

Setting Suggestions

Currently in a halo setting with a pavé band; White Gold or Platinum is ideal

Care & Maintenance

Ultrasonic cleaning is recommended; ensure prongs are checked regularly as many small stones increase loss risk

Interesting Facts

Cluster settings are designed to mimic the appearance of a much larger single stone at a fraction of the cost

Identified on 5/2/2026