Choose the perfect round diamond for a ring

A diamond is not just a stone – it is an expression of style, elegance and timeless beauty. When choosing a round diamond, size is key to the effect you want to achieve. See visually what 0.1, 0.5, 1 and 2 carats look like and choose the diamond that will impress every time.

Visual example with a raw photo:

Diamond sizes from top to bottom: 0.1, 0.5, 1, 2 carats.

(model ring size: 52)

0.1 carat – ele clear clarity

• Impression: Relatively small.
• Ideal for: Your first earrings.
• Tip: 0.1 ct is a good start for your collection.

0.5 carat – ele clear clarity

• Impression: Clearly visible and stylish.
• Ideal for: A classic engagement ring or everyday wear.
• Tip: 0.5 ct is the perfect step towards an impressive piece of jewelry without looking too much.

1 carat – center of attention

• Impression: Large and noticeable, brings a “wow-effect”.
• Ideal for: Engagement rings and jewelry that needs to stand out.
• Tip: 1 ct ensures that your diamond will not go unnoticed and will be a real highlight of the ring.

2 carats – absolute luxury and visibility

• Impression: Impressive and unique, the diamond speaks for itself.
• Ideal for: Special engagement rings and moments where the stone needs to leave a lasting impression.
• Tip: 2 ct is the choice for people who want their ring to be the center of attention and style.

Visual comparison: 0.5, 1 and 2 carats

This visual gallery allows you to see how size really changes the presence of a diamond. Comparing them, it is clear that larger diamonds of 1–2 ct create an impression that smaller ones cannot achieve.

The choice is yours – shine with 1 or 2 ct

No more compromises. If you want a diamond that impresses and is memorable, 1 and 2 carats are the optimal choice for your ring. They exude confidence, style and class and ensure that your ring will be noticeable and unforgettable.

Browse our collection of 1–2 ct round diamonds and choose a stone that speaks for itself.

See also diamond engagement rings for more ideas and combinations.