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The oval spends its weight on presence, and at six carats the effect is unmistakable — length that runs the finger, brilliance that reads across a room, without the vertical bulk of a round at the same weight. Each six-carat oval in this collection is certified by GIA, IGI or HRD and set bespoke, with the mount built to the stone rather than the stone dropped into a mount.
Larger than the number suggests. A well-proportioned oval at a 1.35–1.50 length-to-width ratio reads closer to a seven-carat round face-up, because the elongated crown covers more finger per carat. The ratio is on the certificate, and we read it with you — it matters more than the carat mark alone.
The bow-tie first — the shadow every oval carries across its centre. In a well-cut stone it whispers; in a poorly cut one it dominates. Then the certificate, which we show before anything else. The oval diamond buying guide sets out both in detail.
Compare the 3 carat and 7 carat ovals, see every 6 carat diamond ring, or browse all diamond rings. Brink's-insured delivery, papers on request.