Precious/Color Stone
Most people think of a carat in terms of the size of the diamond, but it is actually based on WEIGHT. The weight of a diamond is traditionally measured in terms of carat, a unit of weight with 1 carat equaling 0.20 grams. Each carat is divided into 100 points, allowing for a very precise measurement of the diamond. For instance a diamond that weighs 0.50 carat may be referred to as a “half-carat” or a “fifty-pointer”.
Two diamonds of equal carat weight will have significantly different costs because of the other factors: cut, color and clarity. As diamond increases in size and carat weight, the price will increase at an increasing rate because larger diamonds are rarer and thus more valuable.
MM | Caret Weight |
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0.8 mm. | 0.0025 ct. |
1 mm. | 0.005 ct. |
1.15 mm. | 0.0067 ct. |
1.12 mm. | 0.0075 ct. |
1.25 mm. | 0.01 ct. |
1.3 mm. | 0.01 ct. |
1.5 mm. | 0.015 ct. |
1.75 mm. | 0.02 ct. |
1.8 mm. | 0.025 ct. |
2 mm. | 0.03 ct. |
2.25 mm. | 0.04 ct. |
2.5 mm. | 0.06 ct. |
2.75 mm. | 0.08 ct. |
3 mm. | 0.11 ct. |
MM | Caret Weight |
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3.25 mm. | 0.14 ct. |
3.5 mm. | 0.17 ct. |
3.75 mm. | 0.21 ct. |
4 mm. | 0.25 ct. |
4.25 mm. | 0.28 ct. |
4.5 mm. | 0.36 ct. |
4.75 mm. | 0.44 ct. |
5.0 mm. | 0.50 ct. |
5.25 mm. | 0.56 ct. |
5.5 mm. | 0.66 ct. |
5.75 mm. | 0.75 ct. |
6 mm. | 0.84 ct. |
6.25 mm. | 0.93 ct. |
6.5 mm. | 1.00 ct. |
MM | Caret Weight | 6.8 mm. | 1.25 ct. |
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7 mm. | 1.30 ct. |
7.3 mm. | 1.50 ct. |
7.75 mm. | 1.75 ct. |
8 mm. | 2.00 ct |
8.25 mm. | 2.11 ct. |
8.5 mm. | 2.43 ct. |
8.7 mm. | 2.50 ct. |
9 mm. | 2.75 ct. |
9.1 mm. | 3.00 ct. |
9.5 mm. | 3.35 ct. |
9.75 mm. | 3.61 ct. |
10 mm. | 3.87 ct. |
10.25 mm. | 4.16 ct. |
MM | Caret Weight |
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10.5 mm. | 4.41 ct. |
10.75 mm. | 4.57 ct. |
11 mm. | 4.91 ct. |
11.25 mm. | 5.49 ct. |
11.5 mm. | 5.85 ct. |
12 mm. | 6.84 ct. |
12.25 mm. | 7.26 ct. |
12.5 mm. | 7.36 ct. |
12.75 mm. | 7.52 ct. |
13 mm. | 8.51 ct. |
13.5 mm. | 9.53 ct. |
14 mm. | 10.49 ct. |
15 mm. | 12.89 ct. |
16 mm. | 16.06 ct. |
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The purity grade of gold shows how pure it is:
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Hallmarking Center’s Mark |
Logo of the BIS authorized Hallmarking Center where the jewelry has been hallmarked. Click here to check the list of hallmarking centers and their logos here. |
Year of Marking | Alphabets represents the year of hallmarking of jewelry and is decided by BIS e.g. letter ‘A’ Denotes Year 2000, ‘J’ for 2008, ‘N’ for 2011 and ‘P’ for 2012 etc. |
Jewelers Identification Mark | Identification mark of BIS Certified Jeweler/ Jewelry Manufacturer. |
Do not buy gold jewelry without hallmarking |
Hallmarking charge on Gold Jewelry is approximately Rs. 25-35 per article. |
Jewelers do not hallmark gold jewelry, it is done by special laboratories. |
Example: XYZ jewelry is not Hallmarked jewelry. So XYZ cannot ensure purity of Gold. |
Largest Diamond Mine In India | Panna in Madhya Pradesh |
Largest Gold Mine in India | Kolar Gold field, Mysore (Karnataka) |
Oldest Diamond Mine in India | Panna in Madhya Pradesh |
Oldest Gold Mine in India | Kolar Gold Fields |
First Coal Mine in India | Raniganj in West Bengal |
Coal Mine Located in Assam | Ledo |
Do's | Don'ts |
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Put your jewellery on last when getting ready in the morning. | DON'T were in the shower. |
Store in a covered area. | DON'T wear while exercising. |
Use Silica Packets, or Chalkin storage area to keep it free from moisture. | DON'TS use unapproved cleaning methods. |
Use our Tarnish Wash Cloth to clean with. | DON'TS use hand sanitizer on jewellery!. |