Buying jewellery can be overwhelming as a buyer finds multiple choices regarding stones and metals. If the person does not seek professional guidance, he or she might fall short of knowledge and experience. You should know what the average carat size of the diamond is for your engagement/wedding ring. If one assumes that one-carat is the right and standard size, he or she should consider the size once again. Most buyers select a diamond below a carat for their engagement ring. Therefore, the buyers should avoid the jeweller’s manipulations and stick to his or her preferences. Mens wedding rings may also have multiple diamonds studded in it. If you are looking for an average looking engagement/ wedding ring, the carat size should not exceed three-quarters of a carat. As soon as the carat size reaches one, the price of diamond becomes unreachable for people with a low budget. The difference in price between a diamonds just a few carats less than one is quite substantial. Here are the things you should consider before buying a diamond ring:

Size Chart:

Although the price of diamonds jumps significantly at one carat, the size difference between a carat and three-quarter carat is negligible. It is not wise to have a fascination with one full carat of diamond. We often think that a one-carat diamond will have a larger diameter than 0.75 carats. However, the diameter difference is quite insignificant as it is fractions of a millimetre apart. The variation cannot be recognised with naked eyes.

You should check and examine the diamond size chart before buy engagement ring.

Diamond Size:

The size of diamonds should be a personal preference, investment and status; it should not be a traditional procedure. The more the diamond weighs, the higher it costs. A flawless, high-grade and large diamond will cost you a fortune. Therefore, you should not follow the stereotype fashion blindly. One should consider the budget before shopping for diamonds. It is better to invest in a high-grade three-quarter carat diamond than a poor-grade one-carat diamond.