Upgrading the size of your diamond means increasing its carat weight
The more carats a diamond weighs, the bigger it is.
The larger the diamond is, the rarer it is to find. That’s why an increase in size is a larger investment. When considering the size, think about what she or your friends wear and how you would like to compare.
Below you can see the different diamond sizes we sell. If you’d like a real sense of scale, follow this link for “real size” printable images of our diamonds: Real size diamond measurements.
Round Brilliant Cut Diamonds | Diameter mm |
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0.10ct | 3.00mm |
0.20ct | 3.80mm |
0.25ct | 4.00mm |
0.30ct | 4.20mm |
0.40ct | 4.80mm |
0.50ct | 5.00mm |
0.70ct | 5.75mm |
1.00ct | 6.50mm |
Square Princess Cut Diamonds | Width mm |
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0.10ct | 2.50mm |
0.20ct | 3.20mm |
0.25ct | 3.40mm |
0.30ct | 3.60mm |
0.40ct | 4.00mm |
0.50ct | 4.40mm |
0.70ct | 4.80mm |
1.00ct | 5.50mm |
Emerald Cut Diamonds | Length & Width |
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0.25ct | 4mm x 3mm |
0.33ct | 5mm x 3mm |
0.50ct | 8mm x 4mm |
1.00ct | 10mm x 5mm |
Pear Shape Diamonds | Length & Width |
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0.30ct | 5mm x 3mm |
0.50ct | 6mm x 4mm |
1.00ct | 8mm x 5mm |
Marquise Diamonds | Length & Width |
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0.25ct | 5mm x 3mm |
0.50ct | 8mm x 4mm |
0.75ct | 9mm x 4.5mm |
1.00ct | 10mm x 5mm |