In Price Stats, what''s a standard $ per carat adjustment down to 1/4 ct...

[Chase035]

It only lists down to .30 ct. on the charts. I''m assuming price per carat is lower for .20 and .25 than it is for .30. Anyone know a rough estimate of the adjustment?

 

[strmrdr]

Depending on cut and cert or not + the 4c's 800 to $5300 per ct.
In other words $200 too $1325 per stone or so with a huge jump for D/IF h&a that may go over that.
That would be my guess.

 

[Chase035]

Not really asking for stone specific $ per carat. Just the standard adjustment for a .20-.25 ct. stone as opposed to .30-.37 (the lowest listed under the price stats on pricescope). The stone I''m referring to is listed at $2377 per carat in the .30-.37 range. I was wondering what a stone with those same specs would be per carat in the .20-.25 range.

 

[strmrdr]

Date: 10/25/2007 3:53:23 PM
Author: Chase035
Not really asking for stone specific $ per carat. Just the standard adjustment for a .20-.25 ct. stone as opposed to .30-.37 (the lowest listed under the price stats on pricescope). The stone I''m referring to is listed at $2377 per carat in the .30-.37 range. I was wondering what a stone with those same specs would be per carat in the .20-.25 range.

there isnt one it will vary a lot.
Im betting there is close to none for d/if h&a.
A badly cut J/I2 there isnt likely a lot either.
In the midrange it will vary.

 

[Chase035]

i guess i was looking for a chart similar to what''s under price stats, only for .20-.25 range. Since there wasn''t one available, I was looking for a rough method of converting the .30-.37 chart to the .20-.25 range I''m looking for.

 

[Richard Sherwood]

Probably about 1500 to 1750 per carat for 0.23-0.25 size range and 1250 to 1500 per carat for 0.20 to 0.22 size range would be your adjusted prices for comparable quality.