You can review the images, below, that are the result of the Google search for 'marquis cut diamonds'.
Your answer depends on its cut, clarity, colour, and whether or not the weight of the stone you describe is a gemstone or an industrial diamond.
The diamond if it is cut as a round brilliant gem, will measure 17.6MM at the girdle, which is almost three-quarters of an inch in diameter. If it is a different cut, its measurement will be different.
You can review the site, below, to see a replica of the raw stone and the named stones cut from it.
Two carats is the weight of the gem in question. Its looks depend on its cut, clarity, and colour.
Diamonds come in various shapes. These shapes include, but are not limited to: round, square, oval, pear, heart, marquis, trilliant, rectangular, and radiant cut.
A diamond setting established for a Marquis cut diamond is an appropriate match of metal and gem. Marquis is a cut of diamond, which is roughly a diamond shape when viewed from the top of the diamond. A Marquis cut has two pointed ends and a wider middle area, which may be rounded. Unlike a Pear cut, which has one pointed end and one round end, the Marquis cut is reversible.
Marquis is the name of a shaped cut of a gem-stone quality diamond.
Your answer depends on its cut, clarity, colour, and whether or not the weight of the stone you describe is a gemstone or an industrial diamond.
The diamond if it is cut as a round brilliant gem, will measure 17.6MM at the girdle, which is almost three-quarters of an inch in diameter. If it is a different cut, its measurement will be different.
When you are selecting a diamond, there are a few things that you need to look at. The carat, the clarity, and the cut.
You can review the site, below, to see a replica of the raw stone and the named stones cut from it.
Two carats is the weight of the gem in question. Its looks depend on its cut, clarity, and colour.
You may be able to buy diamond chips or diamond dust -- which is sand-like -- from a diamond cutting operation. Diamond 'flakes' would be cut diamonds into a flake pattern, and you could commission such a cut from a diamond cutter.
Any diamond is worth whatever someone will pay you for it. Today, on Blue Nile, for example, you can purchase such a diamond and spend between US$25,757 and US$187,712 , depending on the clarity, colour and excellence of the marquis cut weighing about three carats. Best practices dictate that if you own such a diamond that you pay a certified gemologist to document the diamond, so that you have a better idea of how much to ask someone to pay you for it.
A diamond aura is a (man made) synthetic diamond. It reproduces the look of a natural mined diamond. It involves the use of natural occurring minerals heated to a high heat of about 5000 degrees F. It's like a diamond in color, clarity, cut, and carat weight.
No. Only another diamond can cut a diamond.
No. Only diamond can cut diamond.