Probable Simulant (e.g., Cubic Zirconia or White Topaz)
Probable Simulant (e.g., Cubic Zirconia or White Topaz) · Pear / Drop
Fair - Good Cut
Carat
Estimated 0.25 - 0.40 carats (based on size relative to palm)
Color
Near Colorless (Estimated G-H range if genuine, though lacks authentic diamond dispersion)
Clarity
VS2 - SI1 (Visually eye-clean with slight internal haziness visible at the base)
Shape
Pear / Drop
Overall Assessment
The stone exhibits visual characteristics more consistent with a gemstone simulant (like CZ) than a high-quality diamond, notably due to the low fire and 'see-through' effect near the center. It serves as a nice decorative pendant piece.
Cut Quality
Fair - Good
Brilliance
Medium (Lacks the high-refractive return of a natural diamond)
Fire
Low (Minimal spectral colors visible in the static light)
Scintillation
Low to Moderate; limited light/dark flashing
Proportions
High depth relative to width; pavilion appears slightly shallow or windowed
Symmetry
Fair (Visible asymmetry in the lower curves of the pear shape)
Polish
Good (Surface shows standard wear for a gold-finish setting)
Fluorescence
Indeterminable via image (Natural lighting suggests none)
Inclusions
Possible pinpoint inclusions or dust; slight 'windowing' effect typical of lower refractive index stones
Blemishes
Minor surface abrasions consistent with fashion jewelry
Origin
Mass-produced synthetic or natural semi-precious stone
Treatment Detection
N/A - Appear to be a standard synthetic simulant or natural clear quartz/topaz
Estimated Value
$10 - $75 USD (Value primarily in the setting/metal rather than the stone)
Certification Estimate
Likely not certifiable by major labs (GIA/AGS) as it appears to be fashion or costume jewelry
Investment Potential
None; considered decorative/fashion jewelry
Similar Diamonds
Small accent diamonds or promotional grade pear-shaped diamonds
Setting Suggestions
Currently in a yellow gold (or gold-plated) pendant setting; suitable for casual wear
Care & Maintenance
Clean with mild soap and warm water; avoid harsh chemicals that could damage the gold plating
Interesting Facts
Pear shapes are often called 'teardrop' stones and combine the brilliance of a round cut with a unique elongated profile