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Ten carats is where a diamond ring stops being jewellery and starts being a holding. Rough that yields a finished ten-carat stone is rare enough that each one in this collection is documented individually by GIA, IGI or HRD, photographed as itself, and priced as the singular object it is. Every cut the House works in appears at this weight — round brilliant, emerald, oval, asscher, cushion.
Priced individually — at ten carats, colour and clarity move the figure by multiples, not percentages, from strong six figures for warmer colours to well beyond for D-colour, flawless-grade stones. Each piece carries one transparent price with the certificate shown first; the 10 carat diamond ring price guide gives verified ranges grade by grade. There are no strike-throughs and no invented discounts.
The emerald cut spreads the weight in long, honest planes — the 10 carat emerald cut collection shows why collectors default to it. Round brilliants concentrate fire; ovals wear longest on the finger. At this weight the mount is restraint itself: it holds, protects, and steps back.
Step down to 9 carat rings, up to 12 carat, or browse the full high-carat statement collection and every diamond ring in the House. Fully insured Brink's delivery, USA and worldwide.