Lab-Grown / Simulated (Likely Cubic Zirconia or Moissanite given the extreme visual size and setting style)

Lab-Grown / Simulated (Likely Cubic Zirconia or Moissanite given the extreme visual size and setting style) · Radiant Cut

Very Good Cut

Lab-Grown / Simulated (Likely Cubic Zirconia or Moissanite given the extreme visual size and setting style) - Radiant Cut

Carat

Approx. 20 carats (center stone based on user note and visual scale)

Color

Colorless (Estimated G-H equivalent)

Clarity

Estimated VS1-VS2 equivalent based on eye-clean appearance under standard lighting

Shape

Radiant Cut

Overall Assessment

A striking statement piece featuring a very large center stone in a classic double halo and pave setting, visually impactful but requires physical gemological testing to verify material composition

Cut Quality

Very Good

Brilliance

High white light return, characteristic of large faceted stones

Fire

Moderate to High dispersion

Scintillation

Balanced pattern of light and dark reflection across facets

Proportions

Medium table and depth percentage typical of commercial radiant cuts

Symmetry

Good

Polish

Good

Fluorescence

None to Faint

Inclusions

None readily visible to the naked eye

Blemishes

None significant visible in this lighting

Origin

Laboratory created or synthetic simulant

Treatment Detection

No obvious treatments detected via standard visual inspection

Estimated Value

Varies significantly based on material (if diamond: hundreds of thousands; if cubic zirconia/simulant: under $500)

Certification Estimate

IGI or GIA (if natural/lab diamond), though likely uncertified fashion jewelry

Investment Potential

Low for simulants; high risk/high reward for natural stones of this exceptional size

Similar Diamonds

Large commercial radiant-cut halo rings in high-end fashion jewelry or luxury replicas

Setting Suggestions

Halo setting in platinum or 14k white gold with pave-set band (as currently styled)

Care & Maintenance

Regular cleaning with warm soapy water and a soft brush; professional prong inspection recommended annually

Interesting Facts

Stones of 20 carats are exceptionally rare in nature, making large radiant cuts heavily sought after by celebrities

Notes

20 carats

Identified on 9/27/2026