Carat diamond sizes

Learn how carat weight is related to size with our diamond carat size chart. Breakdown by millimeter & shape. Tool + Printable PDF included.

This visual guide will help you find the perfect engagement ring for your money, no matter if your budget is big or small.

Carat is measure of weight and is commonly confused to diamond size. Click here to find out why diamond carat is so important when buying a diamond.

Oval is one of the most brilliant diamond cuts available on the market. It makes fingers look elongated and appears larger than its actual carat weight. If you are interested in buying a diamond with an elegant rounded design, this oval cut diamond guide is a must-read.

Is there a good reason why most people shop for an engagement ring with a center stone which is around a 1 carat diamond? Yes there is.

Carat is measure of weight and is commonly confused to diamond size. Click here to find out why diamond carat is so important when buying a diamond.

It’s no secret that the most popular size diamond is the one carat round. And yet, at the same time, the reality is that most people aren’t really sure how a 1-carat diamond is going to look on their finger. That’s probably because we’re more in-tune with what a one-carat diamond represents, as opposed to being familiar with the technical details. This 1.016 carat, F-color, VS-2 clarity, Black by Brian Gavin diamond has an average outside diameter of 6.505 millimeters. As it so happens…

Let's talk averages. 📏 While there's an average #carat size for an #engagement ring, what's the right size for you? 💍 Read on for a few tips to help you choose the best carat size for your budget, finger size and personal preference.