1 Carat Diamond Products

A 1 carat diamond has a diameter of approximately 6.4-6.5 mm, but this can vary depending on the cut. For example, a round cut diamond will appear to be this size, while baguette or oval cuts may appear longer or thinner. Carat is a unit of weight; therefore, it refers to the weight of the stone, not its size.

The price of a 1 carat diamond depends on its cut quality, color, clarity and certification. GIA or HRD certified diamonds are usually more expensive. The color of the stone (D is the highest quality, Z is the lowest) and clarity (IF is the highest, I3 is the lowest) are also important factors that affect the price. In addition, the brand and workmanship of the design also affect the price.

A 1 carat diamond is valuable as an investment, both as a solitaire ring and as a necklace. However, rings tend to be in higher demand and can often have a higher resale value. Specially designed and branded products can also be a valuable investment tool in necklaces. You can choose according to your usage preference and aesthetic taste.