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A '''carat''' is a unit of measurement of mass for [[gem]]s and [[pearl]]s. 1 carat is the equivalent to 200 [[milligram]]s or one fifth of a [[gram]], and 5 carats equate to 1 gram. | A '''carat''' is a unit of measurement of mass for [[gem]]s and [[pearl]]s. 1 carat is the equivalent to 200 [[milligram]]s or one fifth of a [[gram]], and 5 carats equate to 1 gram. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:06, June 24, 2016
A carat is a unit of measurement of mass for gems and pearls. 1 carat is the equivalent to 200 milligrams or one fifth of a gram, and 5 carats equate to 1 gram.