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Listings are in USD. That keeps one price for shoppers in the United States, Canada, the UAE, London, and Australia.

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How diamond prices work

Two diamonds with the same carat can have very different prices. The report tells you why.

The big drivers

The big drivers are origin (lab-grown or natural), carat, and the 4Cs. Shape is next: rounds command a premium. Certificate lab matters to some buyers; GIA and IGI are the reports you will see most often here.

What drives diamond prices: cut, color, clarity, carat, origin, and certificate — Diamond prices — compare like grades with photos, not slogans.

Secondary factors buyers still notice

Fluorescence, measurements, and whether a photo exists also change what people will pay. A cheap stone with no image is not comparable to a photographed stone at a higher price.

Lab-grown versus natural diamond origin as a price driver — Origin is often the largest price lever after carat.

Specific stone pricing on Carat Mate

Carat Mate shows the price of a specific certified diamond, not a generic “1 carat from $X” package. When you buy, that is the stone that ships with its lab report.

Carat Mate lists certified loose diamonds for shoppers in the United States, Canada, the UAE, London, and Australia. Prices are in USD everywhere. We ship to the United States, Canada, the UAE, London, and Australia.

Diamond 4Cs infographic: cut, color, clarity, and carat grades on a certified lab report — Spend first on cut for rounds, then balance carat, color, and clarity.

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Do you show prices in CAD or AED?: Listings are in USD. That keeps one price for shoppers in the United States, Canada, the UAE, London, and Australia.