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One of the most popular diamonds available today is the 1.75 ct. A 1.75 carat stone has more perceived sparkle than a 1.5 ct diamond but not quite the perceived value of the more widely recognized 2 carat diamond. Many people purchase this diamond for engagement rings and other precious pieces, simply because it is a “happy middle.” This is an excellent choice whether it’s cut as a round, oval, emerald, cushion, or pear shape.
A carat refers to your diamond’s weight rather than size, which means our 1.75 ct diamond weighs just 350 milligrams; however, this does not mean it won’t be a substantial piece. The visual difference is dependent upon many factors, including the diamond’s cut and shape. For example, diamonds with excellent cuts tend to look even livelier because they allow more light through their structure. In other words, 1.75ct provides the perfect compromise where you don’t have to jump up to large carat weights for greater visibility while still having a stunning piece!
Still trying to decide if a 1.75 ct diamond will work for you? Check out our diamond size chart for a side by side comparison of popular sizes. Every lab grown diamond we have available is certified by IGI, GIA, and GCAL, meaning you can confidently buy without worrying about grading. Plus, you can easily filter through all of our collection based on shape, cut, color, clarity, and certification—no more scrolling through endless options! Need a hand selecting your ideal gemstone & setting? Our team at Loose Grow Diamond is here to assist you every step of the journey!
A 1.75 carat diamond weighs 0.35 grams or 350 milligrams. The term “carat” refers to the diamond’s weight, though its appearance may vary based on the cut and dimensions.
Yes, you can create your dream ring/jewelry with a 1.75 carat diamond at LGD, including the choice of metal, setting style, and any diamond shapes or engravings you desire.
The best clarity for a 1.75 carat diamond is typically VS1 or VS2, as these grades offer an excellent balance between clarity and value.
No, a 1.75 carat diamond is not too heavy for everyday wear. It offers a balance of size and comfort, making it suitable for daily use, especially with a secure setting.
The best setting styles for a 1.75 carat diamond include solitaire, halo, three-stone, and pave. Solitaire highlights the diamond’s size, while halo and pave add sparkle. Three-stone settings offer balance and elegance.
Yes, lab grown diamonds typically cost 20-40% less than natural diamonds of the same size and quality.
No, a 1.75 carat diamond ring is not small. It is considered a substantial size, offering a noticeable presence on the finger without being overly large.
The ideal cut for a 1.75 carat diamond is typically a round brilliant cut, as it maximizes sparkle and brilliance. Other popular cuts include princess, cushion, and oval.
A 1.75-carat I color, VS1 clarity, Excellent cut, IGI certified Round lab grown diamond costs $108.
