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Diamond Carat Weight

The Carat Weight

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Diamond Carat Weight

The weight of a diamond is expressed in carats. There are 5 carats to one gram.
The carat weight is divided into points, there are 100 points to the carat. A quarter of a carat is called a 'grain' (0.25ct.)
 The bigger a diamond is, the rarer and therefore dearer it is, ie.: a 1ct. diamond can be four/six times more expensive than a similar quality
   stone of half it's size.
 Gemmological laboratories use digital scales to determine weight and give the of the diamond weight up to three decimals points.
                                                                                                           
                                                                                                                          Please find below an approximate size expressed as a diameter :

 

 

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Understanding a
Diamond Laboratory Report .....CARAT

 

 

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