Diamond size tool

See what a diamond might look like on a hand.

Try round, oval, pear, emerald and marquise shapes. Use the measurements from a grading report when you have them. Round diamonds can also be estimated from carat.

Your diamond
6.40 mm
If you have a grading report, use the average of the two width measurements.
Hand and ring
Ring size changes the scale of the illustrated hand. It does not change the diamond.
2.0 mm
100 %
Use this if the illustrated hand looks too slight or too broad for the selected ring size.

The hand starts at a size proportional to the selected ring size. Your own finger thickness compared with the rest of your hand will vary, so adjust the hand proportion if needed.

Your size: This round diamond is 6.40 mm wide, shown on an illustrated left hand.

Diamond size results
DiamondShapeMeasurementsBased onLikely range
Your diamondRound6.40 mmYour measurementUses entered measurements

Keep in mind: this is a size guide. It does not simulate sparkle, setting height or your exact anatomy. Fancy shapes vary in outline and facet pattern even when their measurements match. Carat estimates are available for round diamonds only.

Using the result

Use it as a guide rather than an exact try-on.

The tool helps you get a feel for size. Adjust the ring size, band width and hand proportion to make the illustration more useful.

Round diamonds

Use the average width from the report. If you only know carat, we can show a labelled estimate.

Longer shapes

Enter the actual length and width. Carat alone is too unreliable for these outlines.

Choosing between two

Tap “Compare another diamond” for a side-by-side view.

Why carat and visible size are different →

Read the diamond shape guide →