Diamond Size Comparison on Hand Finger Carat 1 2 3 4 0.5 ct 0.25 0.75 1.5 0.3 0.8 0.7 0.6 0.4 .9 1/2

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Diamond Size Comparison on Hand Finger and Engagement Ring
Carat Sizes: 1 Carat, 2 Carat, 3 Carat, 4 Carat, 0.5 ct, 0.25, 0.75, 1.5, 0.3, 0.8, 0.7, 0.6, 0.4, 0.9, 1/2, 1/3, 2/3, 1/4, 3/4, .33, .66, .99

Karat Sizes, Diamond Carrot

In this video we will do a side by side diamond size comparison on the hand and finger as well as a price comparison. We will compare all the diamond sizes in this video to this 1 Carat Diamond on a hand with a size 6 finger. We will start at size .25 carat and work our way up close to a 4 carat. This 1 carat diamond at Kay Jewelers and like most Brick and Mortar jewelry stores is about $19,600 and that is because it is very high quality. In fact all the diamonds on the hands in this video are all an ideal cut and we will explain why later. Now we also take those diamonds and compare them to jewelry store prices of an exact same quality diamond from a link I will put in the description below this video. This 1 carat is $9,150 so you'd save over $10,000 buying it from my link below this video.

First lets start with a .25 or 1/4 carat diamond on the hand. Compared to a 1 carat diamond it is very unimpressive and normally people don't go this low for a center stone. Its main appeal though is that it is only $830 from a mall jewelry store and only $580 from the link I have below.

Next we look at a .33 or 1/3 carat diamond. Usually this is the lowest people go for a center stone. Carat is actually just the weight of the diamond so remember just because it is a higher Carat doesn't necesarrily mean it is visually bigger and jewelry stores can get you to buy smaller diamonds this way. Buying a .3 online you would save over a thousand dollars.

A .4 carat diamond is starting to look a little more substantial than the others. You can actually increase the carat size of the stone without it looking bigger However since these diamonds are ideally cut you can be sure this is not the case. You'd save about $1,200 buying this diamond from the link below this video.

[simplyeric]

I married the love of my life and only went with a .35 carat diamond ring because that’s all I could afford. She now has been wearing that ring for over 9 years. For those reading this, size shouldn’t matter! Love matters. I will now be presenting her a 1.5 carat diamond ring for our 10 year anniversary.

[dianne]

In the end it's all about prestige and ego. My ex-husband was in the jewelry business and I had an impressive 2-carat cushion cut that everyone ooohed and ahhed about. It really was obnoxious compared to my size finger and hand. I am now recently engaged to a wonderful man and we decided to save the $$ and I got a beautiful high quality princess cut stone that is about 1/3 of a carat. It looks perfect and elegant on my little 5 1/2 size finger. Now I get genuine complements instead of "jealous" ones. LOL PS. I dont have the old ring, it was given to a relative to keep in the family.

[CrystalPistol]

I honestly love the way the .25 carat diamond looks.

[casper]

I never really understood carats. When you watch TV everyone makes a big deal about 3, 4, 5 carat rings, but as someone who is a size 6 similar to the model everything over 1 carat just looked huge to me. I'll go with a .95 and save money. This video is very educational thank you

[Genesis-inmc]

My engagement ring is 0.25 and its beautiful because it has small diamonds on the band. We can always go up a size.

[mediumagora]

Thanks! You should do one of these with princess cut.

[romegq]

Superbly done! Thank you for the video! Viewing the ring sizes on an actual hand versus a pic DRAMATICALLY offers better insight!!

[someonesomewhere]

Actually normal / big / small size of a diamond depends on the society where you live. If most people around you buy 1 ct diamond then this size is normal. If most people buy 0.1 ct or 10 ct diamond then this size is normal for you (psychologically).
The author says that "0.25 ct diamond is very unimpressive and normally people don't go this low for a center stone diamond".
It isn't correct and the author should say which people don't go this low and which does.
In 2nd world countries 0.25 ct is a big diamond (can be compared to 2 ct in 1st world countries). In fact, most engagement rings in such countries are between 0.05 ct and 0.15 ct. If we are talking about 3rd world countries, then the ring with any diamond is a rare.
Just think, how would you feel if you open some video and the author says "4 ct diamond is very unimpressive and normally people don't go this low for a center stone diamond. Mostly people start from 15 ct".
Hope I didn't offend anyone. I do understand that the video is focused for a special category of people but please be ethical. Sorry for the criticism.

[toricollins]

It seems crazy to spend this much on a ring, rather than a down payment on a house? Just my thoughts.

[MisBunnypics]

$19, 000 from Kay jewelers because it is so high quality HA BS diamonds are a total rip off and Kay, Jarred etc. is paying for their overhead in the mall!

[veda]

Hats off to this guy for saving millions if not billions to the guys who watched this video & went 50% discount shopping.

[jessielou]

Ummm I chose a 0.33 diamond solitaire and love it. No it's not big, but it is D clarity and Si1 clarity- so on the flawless scale. It cost so much for that size alone that I don't even know how my fiancé would have afforded anything bigger

[sweetReaper]

I honestly find the 1/2 ct to be perfect :)

[MLLL]

T
Informative but too much advertising. Always reference link below.

[monicamitchell]

Awesome! I have a size 6 finger, and I just received a 3 stone engagement ring, and I love it. It is .75 center stone and 1.3 ct tw from James Allen.

[Markcgreer]

Do not buy diamonds. The whole industry is a scam. Buy replicas.

[BobbyBrown]

I bought my lady a 1 carat solitaire from James Allen back in March 2017. Its a  round,  Internally flawless,  i color, gia certified, triple excellent stone. James Allen is definitely the way to go...

[chempanda]

The smallest one is so dainty and cute

[ProudKansan]

Most, if not all of my friends have 1/4 to maybe a little bit bigger than that, but, not quite a 1/2 carat. That's about what most young couples can afford when they first get engaged.

[davidgamez-alvarez]

How do you feel about Lab Grown Diamonds? I asked my girlfriend and she thought it was good, mainly because I am a scientist myself but I like the ethics behind lab grown vs natural.