Simulated Blue Sapphire and Cubic Zirconia Cross-Loop Pendant
Unbranded (Generic) · Jewelry & Watches > Necklaces
Era / Decade
Modern - 2010s to Present
Material
Likely Silver-tone plated base metal or Sterling Silver with a synthetic/simulated sapphire and cubic zirconia accents. The chain appears to be a basic snake or box chain.
Condition
Good. The jewelry appears intact, but the presentation box (Tiffany-style blue) shows significant staining, discoloration, and wear on the interior lining.
Demand Level
Moderate. Blue necklaces are consistently popular for bridesmaids or gifts, but generic costume jewelry is a saturated market.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
Low: $10.00 | Mid: $18.00 | High: $25.00
Estimated Retail Value
$25.00 - $45.00
Comparable Sales
Similar silver-tone simulated sapphire pendants from brands like Kohl's, Macy's, or boutique shops regularly sell for $15-$22 on eBay and Poshmark.
Description
Elegant silver-tone necklace featuring a vibrant deep blue square-cut simulated sapphire. The stone is accented by a decorative ribbon-like loop or cross-over bale set with small clear cubic zirconia stones. Includes a blue gift box and a fine link chain.
Key Features
Attractive 'something blue' aesthetic, popular square-cut stone, includes presentation box, giftable once cleaned.
Authenticity Indicators
Red Flag: Item is housed in a box mimicking Tiffany & Co. 'Robin Egg' blue, but the jewelry design is not a known Tiffany motif and the box lacks branding. High confidence this is a generic/costume piece.
Flaws to Note
The box is heavily soiled/stained and may actually lower the perceived value. Jewelry needs a light polish to remove fingerprints or dust. No precious metal hallmark is visible in the photo.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Mercari, Poshmark, or Facebook Marketplace. These platforms are ideal for low-cost fashion jewelry where shipping is inexpensive.
Selling Tips
Do not list this as 'Tiffany & Co.' or use the brand name in keywords as it is a replica/generic box. Take clear, macro photos of the back of the pendant to check for stamps (like .925). Ditch the dirty box and use a clean generic pouch; it will look much more professional.