Cubic Zirconia or High-Quality Simulant
Cubic Zirconia or High-Quality Simulant · Baguette/Tapered Baguette and Round Brilliant (Melee)
Good to Very Good (Mass produced commercial cut) Cut
Carat
Estimated 8.00 - 12.00 carats total weight (DEW)
Color
D-E (Equivalent)
Clarity
VVS1-VVS2 (Equivalent)
Shape
Baguette/Tapered Baguette and Round Brilliant (Melee)
Overall Assessment
This is a decorative custom pendant featuring high-clarity simulated diamonds set in a mixed-metal fashion mounting. It is designed for maximum visual impact and stage presence rather than gemstone rarity.
Cut Quality
Good to Very Good (Mass produced commercial cut)
Brilliance
Moderate; the baguettes show white light reflection primarily in linear flashes.
Fire
High; dispersion levels appear higher than natural diamond, suggesting CZ or Moissanite.
Scintillation
High scintillation in the round melee borders; blocky scintillation in the baguette center.
Proportions
Commercial grade baguette proportions with various table widths to fit the 'B' letter custom channel setting.
Symmetry
Fair to Good
Polish
Good
Fluorescence
None
Inclusions
None visible under magnification; consistent with synthetic stimulants.
Blemishes
Minor surface scratches consistent with softer simulated materials.
Origin
Synthetic / Factory manufactured.
Treatment Detection
N/A - Simulated material.
Estimated Value
$150 - $450 (USD) as custom fashion jewelry.
Certification Estimate
N/A - Costume/Streetwear jewelry typically does not carry major lab certification.
Investment Potential
Low; value is primarily in the aesthetic/artistry rather than the intrinsic stone value.
Similar Diamonds
Mass-market iced-out custom letter pendants found in streetwear boutiques.
Setting Suggestions
Currently set in a custom initial pendant with rose gold and silver-tone plating. Keep in current hip-hop/streetwear style.
Care & Maintenance
Avoid ultrasonic cleaners which may loosen the many small stones; clean with a soft toothbrush and mild soapy water.
Interesting Facts
The use of baguettes in a 'brick-layer' pattern is a staple of 2000s-era hip-hop jewelry design to maximize surface reflection.