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Most listings identify cubic zirconia or simply use the term “simulated diamond.” Cubic zirconia is the most frequently named simulated stone across the items.

Sizing and carat-equivalent claims vary widely. Examples include a 7 mm stone described as 4 ct total (2 ct each) and 10 mm or 10×8 mm stones described as about 5.08 ct total (2.54 ct each).

Care instructions typically recommend using a jewelry cleaner or wiping with a polish cloth; specific advice varies by item, so follow the individual product's cleaning guidance.

Some descriptions directly compare the simulated stones' sparkle and clarity to high-grade diamonds, in some cases using phrasing such as “similar to a D color VVS1” to describe the appearance.

Dimensions and weights vary widely. Examples range from small studs around 0.27" × 0.10" weighing about 0.01 oz to larger styles near 1" × 1" and about 1 oz.

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