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Is .5 carat diamond too small for engagement ring?
I am in the market for a engagement ring. I am going with Loose Diamonds and then pick the setting that i think my gf will like. My question is this:
Is a .52 carat loose diamond too small ? This is the actual weight of that diamond and not what is referred by some marketing gimmick as "total weight or tcw (total carat weight)"
The other numbers are very good for the diamond such as,
Color: E
Clarity: VVS1
Cut: Very Good
I have no idea if half carat diamond will be too small. Obviously I would like to get a 1 carat but they are pretty expensive and even though i could afford it I just think that they are too much for a stone.
any advice ? oh yes, i would like to get answers from guys & gals. I know most of the girls would say its not enough because for most there is a psychological barrier of diamonds below 1 carat (or so i heard) so i would like to hear from guys too !!
Surprisingly, the Carat is the last number that should be considered when purchasing a diamond. The first thing that you should look at is the Cut. After all, the Cut determines if you get the most out of the diamond that you can get. 'Ideal' or 'very good' is exactly where you should be. Next is Color. D-F is colorless, G-I is near colorless, etc. Anything in the D-F range should be perfect. Then comes Clarity, IF is absolutely flawless (good luck finding these below $10,000) and VVS1, VVS2 follow that. Since it is VVS1, I'd say that you're doing great. LAST comes Carat. If you have all the other specifications that you listed earlier, I would say that you are getting a FANTASTIC diamond.
A lot of women say that they will not take less than 1.00 carat and others say that anything over 1.00 carat is gaudy. I would say that a .52 carat diamond that is as close to perfect as you can get without blowing the bank is worth WAY more than a larger stone that is brownish with a bad cut and even worse clarity. If your girl knows anything about diamonds, she'll agree.
She'll love the stone you picked out.
