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Price Index | Chart | Price (USD) | % Change (1m) | Range (1m) | Inventory | View Charts |
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0.3 Carat Marquise Diamond Prices
$537 / -0.19%
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Range $532 - $544
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$537 | 0.19% |
$532 - $544 | 1.34K | |
0.4 Carat Marquise Diamond Prices
$755 / -0.13%
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Range $744 - $765
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$755 | 0.13% |
$744 - $765 | 1.71K | |
0.5 Carat Marquise Diamond Prices
$993 / -0.5%
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Range $985 - $1K
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$993 | 0.5% |
$985 - $1,005 | 4.52K | |
0.6 Carat Marquise Diamond Prices
$1.23K / -0.57%
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Range $1.22K - $1.24K
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$1,229 | 0.57% |
$1,219 - $1,241 | 1.28K | |
0.7 Carat Marquise Diamond Prices
$1.79K / -0.17%
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Range $1.74K - $1.79K
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$1,789 | 0.17% |
$1,741 - $1,792 | 3.23K | |
0.8 Carat Marquise Diamond Prices
$2.13K / +0.33%
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Range $2.12K - $2.17K
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$2,133 | 0.33% |
$2,118 - $2,169 | 745 | |
0.9 Carat Marquise Diamond Prices
$2.79K / +0.4%
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Range $2.74K - $2.8K
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$2,793 | 0.4% |
$2,735 - $2,805 | 675 | |
1 Carat Marquise Diamond Prices
$3.9K / -0.71%
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Range $3.81K - $3.97K
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$3,898 | 0.71% |
$3,807 - $3,970 | 2.71K | |
1.5 Carat Marquise Diamond Prices
$10K / +3.95%
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Range $9.52K - $10.1K
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$9,996 | 3.95% |
$9,515 - $10,071 | 853 | |
2 Carat Marquise Diamond Prices
$20.2K / -0.92%
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Range $20K - $20.6K
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$20,215 | 0.92% |
$19,965 - $20,596 | 705 | |
2.5 Carat Marquise Diamond Prices
$31.8K / -0.48%
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Range $29.5K - $32.1K
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$31,828 | 0.48% |
$29,471 - $32,077 | 101 | |
3 Carat Marquise Diamond Prices
$47.9K / +3.22%
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Range $45.9K - $49.6K
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$47,896 | 3.22% |
$45,868 - $49,550 | 274 | |
4 Carat Marquise Diamond Prices
$97.7K / +3.01%
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Range $89.8K - $99.1K
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$97,664 | 3.01% |
$89,847 - $99,071 | 88 | |
5 Carat Marquise Diamond Prices
$133K / -0.05%
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Range $127K - $141K
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$133,481 | 0.05% |
$126,550 - $140,586 | 64 |
Live prices for the most popular diamond price indices.
Price Index | 0.5 ct. | 1 ct. | 2 ct. | |
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Shapes | ||||
Round Diamonds
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$1,101 | $4,231 | $18,226 | |
Oval Diamonds
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$1,041 | $3,514 | $17,588 | |
Emerald Diamonds
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$1,021 | $3,576 | $16,545 | |
Princess Diamonds
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$960 | $3,271 | $14,089 | |
Cushion Diamonds
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$914 | $2,943 | $14,446 | |
Pear Diamonds
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$1,057 | $3,803 | $17,730 | |
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Colorless Diamonds
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$1,206 | $4,834 | $22,440 | |
Near Colorless Diamonds
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$996 | $3,567 | $16,646 | |
Eye Clean Diamonds
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$1,150 | $4,266 | $19,820 | |
Included Diamonds
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$894 | $3,102 | $13,681 |
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Diamond Prices
The price of diamonds changes daily. StoneAlgo tracks daily diamond price data from a variety of online jewelers to help our users better understand how much a diamond costs today and how that price stacks up to historical prices for the same type of diamond. Here are some of the key features we offer to help guide you on your diamond journey.
Diamond price charts show the price trend for a specific diamond category over time. For instance, if you click “1 carat diamond prices” you’ll see a historical price chart and performance sourced from diamond data in our extensive database for all diamonds that match this carat weight. If you want to get more specific and view all Round 1 Carat diamonds, simply click on that link or use the search to show data specific to those criteria. Navigating these different categories (diamond indices) can help you better understand diamond valuation and price trends for diamonds with different characteristics.
Our diamond price list formats are an easy way to compare price, performance, and popularity across multiple diamond indices at a glance. We'd recommend drilling down into more specific diamond indices where you can see pricing information and trends for specific diamonds on the market as well as comparisons to other popular indices (e.g. S&P 500, Gold prices). This will also allow you to search the best available diamonds on our platform that match your search criteria. These diamond price lists give you a quick snapshot but you can see even more diamond options in our diamond search engine.
For even more in-depth advice on how to pick out the perfect diamond, regardless of shape, engagement ring setting style, or earring style, check out our most popular diamond pricing guides:
Diamonds are priced by diamond dealers based on the market for similar diamonds of the same shape, color, clarity, and other key characteristics. Most jewelry professionals discuss diamond prices in terms of price per carat and then calculate the diamonds final price by multiplying price-per-carat by carat weight to solve the diamond’s final price.
Diamond prices vary significantly based on the diamond’s shape, color, clarity, carat weight, fluorescence, polish, symmetry, and other important factors. For example, an expensive 1 carat D color IF clarity diamond can cost over $20,000 while a 1 carat K color SI2 clarity diamond currently costs closer to $2,500. Most shocking though is that many people would have a hard time telling the difference between these two diamonds, especially when they are set in an engagement ring setting or diamond stud earrings.
Diamonds are more valuable than just about any other naturally occurring mineral based on weight, particularly jewelry quality diamonds like those in the colorless, near colorless, and faint colored diamond color grade ranges. A gram of gold is currently worth less than $100, while 1 gram of diamond would equate to a 5 carat stone which could be priced at over $400,000.
While they are expensive, diamonds are not considered a good investment since most jewelers and websites will only offer about 50% of the original price for a diamond on the resale market. Recycled diamonds are becoming more popular and offer a great, sustainable alternative to lab grown diamonds.
In general, lab grown diamonds cost about 67% less than natural diamonds. This price relationship changes over time along with changing consumer sentiments over natural and lab grown diamonds but generally speaking lab grown diamonds have always been far less expensive than natural diamonds despite being chemically identical and physically indifferentiable.
Some consumers unfairly ask the difference in price between real diamonds and fake diamonds, but it is generally understood now that due to their physical composition lab grown diamonds are very much “real diamonds” despite being manufactured in a lab.
Diamond price per carat is the pricing methodology that jewelers and diamond dealers use to discuss diamond prices in the same way that real estate agents talk about home prices in terms of “price per square foot”. To calculate a diamond’s price per carat, simply divide the total price by the number of carats. For example, if a 2 carat diamond costs $20,000 then the price per carat for that diamond is $10,000 per carat.
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