Diamonds are all priced per carat. Lets say a 0.50 carat diamond has a price of $1400 per carato. That diamond’s price for the stone would be $1400 * 0.50, O $700. Or, let’s say that a 1 carat diamond has a price of $4,100 per carato. This one is easy to calculate — since the diamond is 1 carat, the price for the stone is exactly the same — $4,100.
Diamond prices per carat increase as you jump up to higher weight categories. In short, the higher the diamond’s carat weight, the higher the total amount you’ll need to pay per carat to purchase the diamond.
It’s actually possible for the price range per carat to actually be wider than this. Per esempio, a diamond with very low color and clarity grades (Per esempio, M and I1) might cost slightly less per carat than the price ranges listed above.
Tuttavia, is this a desirable diamond? Outside of certain circumstances, most likely not. At the other end of the scale, the highest end of the price ranges listed above is reserved for diamonds with exceptionally high color and clarity grades, which often don’t offer ideal value for money.