The price would be determined by the carat weight, the clarity and the colour of the diamond you want to buy in this cut.
(An inch is about 2.5CM or .0254MM: a round, 20-carat gemstone measures only .0176 -- and you would purchase such a diamond at an auction, because of the rare size.)
Insofar as a gem-quality stone is concerned, you may not be able to find a raw stone large enough to accommodate this cut, since about 60% of the raw stone is lost in cutting.
As well, finding an industrial-quality diamond -- a raw stone -- of this size may be difficult.
Every number can be cubed. So 601 would be a candidatefor the answer. 601 cubed = 601*601*601 = 217081801
To cube something is to raise to the third power. P cubed would be p^3
In mathematical notation, a number cubed is written as x3. For 15 cubed, that would be 153 or (15 X 15 X 15 =) 3,375
squared as in square units and to the third power it would be cubed as in cubed units
16 (because it would be the cube root of 16 cubed)
YES, but it would take a boxcar size piece of coal to make a tiny diamond.
If you were to rub a diamond onto a glass surface, then the glass surface would become very brittle and scratchy.
about $5.60
It would probably light up like a piece of coal and burn. Diamond burns quite well.
The answer to this question depends on how fine a piece of jewellery is required. Almost any manner of real diamond can be used, regardless of caret, lustre, or flaw. Of course, finer pieces are made with diamonds of larger caret size, and with no flaws.
None they would have the same..
The money you pay for a diamond depends on its cut, clarity, carat weight and colour. You can spend several hundred dollars or several million dollars for a diamond.
honestly it depends on the cut of the diamond. Sometimes diamond rings are cut to fit diamonds and earrings are mounted different. If its a big diamond it can be cut smaller to fit.Another AnswerAny diamond can be mounted in any setting the buyer wants it in. Cutting down a diamond to fit into a piece of jewelery would be a waste of value, because the diamond would be smaller after cutting it down, and thus worth less.
The phrase ctw is usually an abbreviation for 'carat total weight', which describes the total weight in carats of all the diamonds in a piece of jewelry.A single diamond would be labeled as ## carats.
As 8^(3)=512. Then the opposite of 8 cubed would be 215.
Every number can be cubed. So 601 would be a candidatefor the answer. 601 cubed = 601*601*601 = 217081801
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