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The oval spends its weight on visible presence, and at five carats the effect is decisive — its elongated outline covers more of the finger than a round of equal weight. The House holds 54 pieces at this weight, each certified by GIA, IGI or HRD.
Larger than its weight suggests. A well-proportioned five-carat oval, with a length-to-width ratio near 1.35–1.50, reads closer to a heavier round brilliant face-up, because its stretched crown covers more of the hand.
Most buyers settle between 1.35 and 1.50 — narrow enough to avoid a "bow-tie" shadow at the centre, elongated enough to flatter the finger. Ask your advisor for the exact ratio on any stone; it matters more than the carat number alone.
Compare the 3 carat oval and 7 carat oval, or see the 5 carat collection across every cut. Brink's-insured delivery, USA and worldwide.