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How much does a one carat marquise diamond Clarity I sell for these days?
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Every diamond is valued according to its clarity, colour, cut and carat weight.
You give the cut: marquise; the colour: I; and the carat weight: one, but the clarity is not stated in your question.
Today, on Blue Nile, you can purchase such a diamond, and depending on the clarity that you want, and depending on the exact carat weight and pay between US$2,488 and US$7,435.
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