The 4 C’s of Diamond Value
The four C's color clarity cut and carat weight. There are essentially for determinations of the diamonds value. In order of importance they are color clarity cut and carat weight. Â
All things being equal a larger stone will naturally be more valuable. That is too stones of the same traits of color and clarity intercut with the same proportions and one weighs two carats for the other weights 1 carat the two carats stone will be worth more. How much more? One might suspect that in this instance the two carat stone’s value beatable that one carat stone. Not so. In practice the value of a stone’s value goes up exponentially to as a 2 carat stone might be worth three times as much instead of two times as much this is true of all weights. One carat which equals 1/142nd of an ounce contains 100 points. Each point of weight is a tremendous importance in determining value. And just as there is a big difference in per ^ value between one carat and a 2 carat stone so is there a big difference in value between a 1 carat stone in less than an carat stones. So for instance 250 point stones would not equal the value of a single ^ stone even though the total weight to do the same. Significantly according to industry standards fraction of the point in wait around it down not up. With us a 99.7 point diamond would be considered a 99 point diamond and not a one carat diamond.
In the past investors concentrated on one carat diamonds however as the larger stones have become rarer and more expensive diamonds of half ^ in the above coming to demand for investment purposes but for smaller investors And for larger investors who desire to diversify their portfolios to include some smaller stones. There's a critical element involve being weight that should be understood by investors it's called diamond breakpoints. Diamonds are sold on it Price per care basis. For example if a certain 1.08 ^ ^ time and cost $20,000 per ^ the stoning question would cost $20,000 dollars times 1.08 $1600 not all cutters of the same price breakpoints but the categories listed below can be considered generally followed by the tree. Stones of exactly the same quality will sell at a different price for Karen is moving to a different range. Within any given range to get a stones price simply multiply the price by the per carat weight.












