3ct Ruby (Oval, 10×8mm, Red) vs 5ct Ruby (Round, 10.22×10.22mm, Red)
Quick summary: When looked from above (face-up position), 5ct Ruby (10.22×10.22mm, round cut) appears 25% larger than 3ct Ruby (10×8mm, oval cut). See below how they compare side-by-side on a ring and finger.
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5ct Ruby (round cut) |
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| 10×8 mm | 10.22×10.22 mm | |
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Actual size is set for screen
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Ring:
Skin tone:
Ring width: 3.0 mm
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64 mm |
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Actual sizes of
3ct Ruby Oval (10×8mm, Red)
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5ct Ruby Round (10.22×10.22mm, Red)
as they would appear on a ring and finger.
Adjust the ring and finger size to get an idea of how these gemstones would look on your finger.
Where to buy?
For certified gemstones, high-end gemstone jewelry, and birthstone jewelry, see Blue Nile
Face-up Size
The face-up size depends on the shape of the gem, its weight and the proportions of the cut. Face-up area is a measure of the size of the gem when viewed from above (as set in a ring).
It tells you how big the gem is at the girdle plane.
| 3 Ct Ruby (Oval) | 5 Ct Ruby (Round) | |
| 10×8 mm | vs | 10.22×10.22 mm |
| 65.6 mm² | 82.03 mm² |
| 3ct Ruby Oval (10×8mm) | |
| 5ct Ruby Round (10.22×10.22mm) | |
| Difference: 25% (16.43 mm²) |
5ct Ruby (Round, 10.22×10.22mm) has approx. 25% more face-up area than 3ct Ruby (Oval, 10×8mm).
Popular comparisons:
- 3ct Ruby (Oval, Red, 10 x 8) vs. 3ct Sapphire (Oval, Blue, 10.91 x 7.27)
- 3ct Ruby (Oval, Red, 10 x 8) vs. 2.5ct Diamond (Oval, White, 11.01 x 7.34)
- 3ct Ruby (Oval, Red, 10 x 8) vs. 1.54ct Diamond (Oval, Bluish Green, 9.65 x 6.42)
- 3ct Ruby (Oval, Red, 10 x 8) vs. 1ct Emerald (Emerald, Green, 7.28 x 5.39)
- 3ct Ruby (Oval, Red, 10 x 8) vs. 5ct Sapphire (Cushion, Blue, 10 x 10)
- 4ct Ruby (Oval, Red, 11 x 8.15) vs. 2.75ct Diamond (Oval, White, 11.37 x 7.58)
- 2ct Ruby (Oval, Red, 9.53 x 6.35) vs. 1.13ct Diamond (Round, White, 6.77 x 6.77)
- 0.65ct Ruby (Oval, Red, 6.56 x 4.37) vs. 1.2ct Diamond (Round, White, 6.4 x 6.4)