FAQ about 2 Carat Natural Diamonds
How much is a 2 carat loose diamond worth?
The value of a 2 carat natural diamond is going to depend on the 4C’s as well as the shape. The higher the color and clarity, the more expensive it’s going to be because it’s more rare. When it comes to shape, round brilliant diamonds are going to be more expensive because they are more sought after and never go out of style. Other popular shapes currently are ovals, elongated cushions and pears. If you aren’t particular about the shape and are just looking for a 2 carat, try searching for a princess cut or cushion cut. You’ll find some savings there.
How big is a 2 carat diamond?
A 2 carat diamond is a good size! A round diamond measures approximately 8.2mm in diameter.
How much are 2 carat diamond rings worth?
This really depends on the 4C’s of the diamond as well as the setting type you choose. Going with a 14 karat gold solitaire is going to be less expensive than going with a triple row pave with a halo. The more detail you add to the setting, the more expensive it’s going to be. We have settings that start at $340 and go up from there!
Is a 2 carat ring big enough for an engagement ring?
It certainly is! A 2 carat diamond is a great size for an engagement ring and falls at the top end of the most popular size.
How to find the best 2 carat diamond deal from Rare Carat?
When looking for the best 2 carat diamond deal on Rare Carat, first start with the cut grade filter. Be sure to set it at “Rare Carat Ideal”. This will ensure you get a well cut diamond that falls in the ideal range for polish, symmetry and proportions (table, depth, girdle). Next, if you have the time, check out the SI1-2 clarity grade range. Most of these diamonds will have some slightly visible inclusions depending on the size and location, but there are some out there that are completely eye clean! This is a great way to save some money while still finding a beautiful 2 carat. Finally, go for a G-H color grade. Being at the top of the near-colorless range helps save some money all while still getting a diamond that will face up almost completely white.