Converting Oval Shaped Diamonds From Millimeters To Carat Weight

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Oval Shaped Diamonds

Invented in the early 1960s, the oval shaped diamond is recognized as a modification of the most famous and traditional round brilliant cut diamond. The oval cut diamond (opens in a new tab) has 56 facets, meaning it more or less has all the brilliance and shine of a round diamond, with just that little distinctiveness you may be looking for. Oval diamonds are most commonly used as center stones for items of jewelry such as rings or pendants, but a pair of smaller oval diamonds is often considered as side stones for a larger brilliant center stone.

Oval Shaped Diamonds Converter Chart

Oval Shaped Diamonds Converter Chart
Millimeters Carat Weight Millimeters Carat Weight
4.5 x 3.5   0.21 8.5 x 6.5  1.46 
5 x 3   0.21 9 x 6  1.41 
 5 x 4 0.35  9 x 7  1.86 
5.5 x 3.5   0.33 10 x 8   2.54
6 x 4  0.43  10.5 x 8.5  2.88 
6.5 x 4.5   0.65 11 x 9  3.85 
 6 x 5 0.61  12 x 8  2.99 
7 x 5  0.76  12 x 10  5.05 
 7.5 x 5.5 0.98   14 x 10 5.81 
8 x 6  1.21  13 x 11  6.05 

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Whether you are looking for a high clarity, high carat weight loose oval diamond or a fancy color treated oval diamond (opens in a new tab),you will certainly find it on our website. We can also customize any item of diamond jewelry, such as diamond engagement rings and diamond pendant necklaces to include side stones and the center stone. We offer wholesale prices and a 30 day return policy on all our diamond jewelry. You can also learn about converting millimeters to carat weight (opens in a new tab) for other diamond shapes.