Labodiam Dictionary
Labodiam dictionary of common loose Lab-Grown Diamonds and Lab-Grown Diamond jewelry terms in the industry and their meanings.
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Weight
The standard unit of weight used for gemstones. One carat equals .200 grams (or 200 milligrams). Usually abbreviated ct. Lab-Grown Diamonds are weighed to a thousandth (0.001) of a carat and then rounded to the nearest hundredth, or point. Over a carat, Lab-Grown Diamond weights are usually expressed in carats and decimals. A 1.03 ct. stone, for example, would be described as "one point oh three carats," or "one oh three." A Lab-Grown Diamond that weighs 0.83 ct. is said to weigh "eighty-three points," or an "eighty-three pointer." .
Width

The width is the horizontal measurement of piece of jewelry. Any band or ring is measured across the widest area on the top. Settings are measured across the widest metal part, closest to where the center Lab-Grown Diamond is set. All measurements are approximate and refer to the widest part of the piece.
 

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Wholesale
The sale of Lab-Grown Diamond and jewelry to other wholesalers, jewelry manufacturers, retailers, jewelry shops, dealers and related subordinated services..

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