Every diamond is worth what someone will pay you for it. Before you sell any diamond, regardless of its colour, pay for a certificate from a certified gemologist who will rate the diamond, according to its cut, colour, carat weight and clarity. Those details will help you establish a 'fair market value' for your diamond(s).
Diamonds are measured in carats, the bigger the stone the larger the carat. If you had a 2 carat diamond it would be worth thousands. My rings are only 0.25 carat which is small
The value of 1.45 carats of diamonds will depend on weather you have one single diamond or more. Do you have 145 diamonds with a total weight of 1.45 carats or 2 0.5 carat diamonds and a 0.45 carat diamond? Large diamonds are many many times more valuable than small ones and a single 1.45 carat diamond will be worth far more than tree diamonds with a total carat weight of 1.45 carats
I inherited a Rubie ring with one center Rubie about 4 carat and two 1 carat rubies on either side. the stones are extremely clear and was estimated to be worth over 100,000.00 in the early sixties. not sure what it's worth today. Are diamonds carat weight and size about the same as rubies?
Well, they are woth something, the specific answer being specific to the individual piece of jewelry. In general, larger diamonds are rarer and thus more valuable, so a cluster containing larger diamonds is generally worth more per carat than one with smaller diamonds, and not as much as one single diamond of that same weight. Diamonds really need to be over a carat in weight before they have a significant resale value. Most places that buy inexpensive clusters from the public will probably offer 100.00 a carat or less.
Natural diamonds can be industrial diamonds or gemstone quality diamonds. Gemstone quality diamonds are worth more than industrial diamonds. If by 'industrial', you mean man-made, then a natural diamond will always be more valuable than a man-made diamond of equal carat weight, unless the natural diamond is not of gemstone quality.
A carat of diamonds is worth whatever someone will pay you for the carat.
Diamonds are measured in carats, the bigger the stone the larger the carat. If you had a 2 carat diamond it would be worth thousands. My rings are only 0.25 carat which is small
Every diamond is valued by its cut, clarity, colour and carat weight. A certified gemologist can help you value your stone(s).
The value of 1.45 carats of diamonds will depend on weather you have one single diamond or more. Do you have 145 diamonds with a total weight of 1.45 carats or 2 0.5 carat diamonds and a 0.45 carat diamond? Large diamonds are many many times more valuable than small ones and a single 1.45 carat diamond will be worth far more than tree diamonds with a total carat weight of 1.45 carats
Diamonds made in the laboratory are indeed diamonds. As gemstones, they are worth less than natural diamonds, given that all characteristics are equal: carat weight, colour, clarity and cut.
Assuming that your carats refer to diamonds, a diamond is valued by its cut, clarity, carat weight and colour. A local jeweler can look at your diamonds and give you a precise answer.
The value of a diamond depends on its cut, its clarity, its colour and its carat weight. A local jeweler can give you the answer you want. A collection of diamonds with this total carat weight will cost less than a single stone of this carat weight.
Red Diamonds are approximately USD $2-2.5 million/carat. Just like regular diamonds, the price may vary by clarity of the actual stone.
Anything is 'worth' what someone will pay you for it. Carat weight is only one of four parameters used to value diamonds. The others are cut, colour and clarity. A single twenty-carat diamond will be worth more than many diamonds that make up a total carat weight of 20 carats. Every diamond is valued individually, depending on the four Cs used to value diamonds, as above.
It's worth whatever someone will pay you for it.You can take it to a pawn shop, or a jeweler and ask. Man-made diamonds are less expensive than natural diamonds.
Generally yes, given that both diamonds are equal in carat weight, clarity and excellence of cut.
The value of the stone(s) depends on the cut, natural colour, carat weight and clarity of the stone. A gemologist who is expert in black diamonds can help you value the stone(s).