Natural Diamond (mounted as stud earrings)

Natural Diamond (mounted as stud earrings) · Cushion Cut

Good to Very Good Cut

Natural Diamond (mounted as stud earrings) - Cushion Cut

Carat

Approximately 0.75 - 1.00 carats total weight (approx. 0.40 - 0.50 ct each)

Color

Estimated G-H (Near Colorless)

Clarity

Estimated VS2 - SI1

Shape

Cushion Cut

Overall Assessment

A classic, elegant pair of cushion cut diamond stud earrings offering good sparkle and versatile everyday wearability

Cut Quality

Good to Very Good

Brilliance

Good white light return, though partially obscured by the stud setting and lighting conditions

Fire

Moderate dispersion visible under direct light

Scintillation

Active play of light and dark areas typical of cushion cut facet patterns

Proportions

Typical standard cushion proportions with balanced table and depth suited for stud mountings

Symmetry

Good

Polish

Good

Fluorescence

Faint to Medium (cannot be definitively tested visually without UV light)

Inclusions

Minor pinpoints and small feather inclusions typical of VS2/SI1 clarity

Blemishes

Minimal surface blemishes, minor polish lines consistent with standard commercial cuts

Origin

Natural earth-mined origin (commercial grade source)

Treatment Detection

No obvious signs of treatment detected visually

Estimated Value

$1,500 - $3,000 USD (depending on exact color, clarity, and gold weight)

Certification Estimate

Uncertified commercial grade; likely would grade GIA or IGI upon professional submission

Investment Potential

Standard retail jewelry purchase; typical retail depreciation applies upon resale

Similar Diamonds

Standard commercial cushion cut diamond pair earrings found in major jewelry retailers

Setting Suggestions

Currently set as traditional four-prong basket stud earrings in white gold or platinum

Care & Maintenance

Clean regularly with warm soapy water and a soft brush; professional ultrasonic cleaning recommended periodically

Interesting Facts

Cushion cut diamonds combine a vintage appeal with modern brilliance, tracing their origins back to the Old Mine cut of the 19th century

Identified on 10/4/2026