Nothing is too big or too small when it comes to diamond engagement rings. A 2 carat diamond falls right in the middle when considering size, sparkle and value. While 1 carat diamonds have been deemed the traditional standard, a 2 Carats Diamond in Dubai will get you that much “more bang for your buck.” Think of a 2 carat diamond as the middle ground between fancy and realistic for you and your significant other.
Let’s take a look at all you need to know about purchasing a 2 carat natural diamond. We cover prices, quality considerations, setting styles, certification, and more.
Reasons to buy a 2 Carats Diamond in Dubai
Diamonds are measured in carats and 1 carat equals 200mg. Naturally this means that a 2 carat diamond is double that weight.
Here are some reasons why buyers love 2 carats of natural diamonds:
- Perfectly Balanced. This diamond size provides more size and brilliance than a 1 carat stone. Yet it doesn’t include the shockingly high price jump that occurs at 3 carats.
- Noticeable Size. When set on most ring sizes, a 2 carat diamond will have excellent coverage up and down the finger. The stone will stand out, but won’t look like too much diamond.
- Rare to Find. The larger the diamond, the more rare it is to find one that is natural. Two carats symbolizes love, as well as achievement.
- Won’t Date Quickly. The size is big enough to impress but won’t look dated.
How Much Does a 2 Carat Natural Diamond Cost Guide
Finding the right diamond can be complicated since prices vary drastically based on multiple factors. For round 2 carat diamonds, prices range from 55,000 AED to 2,93,000 AED depending on quality.
Each of the 4Cs will influence your diamond price, but cut, color, and clarity have the largest impact.
- Cut: This feature determines how much sparkle and brilliance your diamond will have. Poor cuts will leave your diamond looking lifeless.
- Color: Colorless diamonds (D-F) are always more expensive than near-colorless stones(G-H).
- Clarity: Diamonds with higher clarity grades. However, the majority of diamonds are eye-clean up close (SI1 or SI2) and can be very beautiful.
- Carat: We’re talking about 2 carats so this doesn’t change. Bigger diamonds are harder to come by so they will be more expensive.
You can purchase a 2 carat lab grown diamond for a fraction of the price but natural diamonds are typically more sought after.
How Big Do 2 Carat Diamonds Look?
Natural diamonds weighing 2 carats are sizable. When held up to the light, they literally sparkle. The finger coverage will change a bit based on cut and style:
- Round brilliant – Although it has maximum sparkle, weight is held more in depth rather than spread across the finger.
- Oval or pear shape – These elongated styles make the diamond appear larger and thus fuller on the finger. A well-cut 2 carat oval or pear can look like a 2.5 or even 3 carat round diamond.
- Emerald or radiant – Step cut styles draw attention to the clarity and elegance of the stone. Emerald cuts often appear larger than round diamonds of similar weight.
- Cushion – Diamonds with rounded corners project a softer, vintage feel with plenty of size to show off.
With just about any ring size, you can expect a good amount of finger coverage with a 2 carat diamond.
Certification & Trust
Purchase only diamonds that have been certified by a lab such as GIA or IGI. Certification provides you with a diamond grading report.This helps to certify that you are buying a real natural diamond and not a lab created diamond. Also the certification tells you the precise cut,color,clarity and carat weight of the stone. Never buy a diamond without certification.
Beauty, rarity and investment – that’s what you’ll find in Diamonds Dubai’s 2 carat natural diamond. It’s large enough to make a statement, yet still versatile enough to match any setting. Solitaire, halo or three-stone, 2 carats of sparkle on that special ring is a strong declaration of love. Sure, you can save money on lab grown stones but a natural diamond is a natural wonder that took billions of years to create.
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