Interactive buying utility

Asscher Diamond Tools

Practical calculators built on the site’s Asscher research and buying frameworks

Updated: August 23, 2026Client-side toolNo data is submitted

Use the site as a buying utility

These tools turn the research and comparison systems into practical calculations. They are designed to organize a shortlist—not replace a grading report, magnified imagery, video, or professional inspection.

Which tool should I use?

No stone yetBuyer Matrix → build your starting profile.
Choosing caratSize Visualizer → compare visible scale.
Have a reportProportion Checker → screen dimensions.
Two pricesPrice Calculator → normalize value.
Final shortlistCandidate Comparison → compare 2–4 stones.

Size Visualizer

Compare approximate face-up width across common Asscher carat weights using the site’s versioned planning dataset.

Compare Asscher sizes →

Proportion Checker

Enter dimensions, depth, table, polish and symmetry. Get screening flags without a fake “ideal cut” grade.

Check proportions →

Price Comparison Calculator

Compare price per carat and price relative to visible face-up area so two listings are easier to normalize.

Compare price/value →

Candidate Comparison

Place two to four actual Asscher listings side-by-side and calculate ratio, spread and key report differences.

Compare candidates →

Buyer Decision Matrix

Turn visual, origin, budget, clarity, color, setting and size preferences into a practical starting profile.

Build your buying profile →

What the tools deliberately do not do

They do not assign an overall cut grade to an Asscher. GIA’s overall cut grade currently applies to standard round brilliant diamonds, not fancy shapes. The proportion tool therefore uses the editorial screening ranges documented in the Asscher Proportion Reference and keeps video/face-up evaluation as a required final step.

Data provenance

The size visualizer uses the site’s versioned Asscher dimension reference. Those millimeter bands are planning references rather than measured population averages. Price tools calculate only from values the visitor enters; they do not claim access to live retailer pricing.