Carat (ct)

A carat refers to a cut diamond of at least 1ct, and enclosed in a "cage" of nickel. The 8 (counting Hermeria as one) countries that use this currency each have a different cut, however all cuts are accepted by all of the countries using the diamond standard
Ferier: Asscher cut, 4 pronged West Hermeria: Trillion cut, 3 pronged on corners East Hermeria: Trillion cut, 3 pronged on edges Nullnor: Marquis cut, 4 pronged Orania: Round cut, 1 prong that wraps around like a ring Adderash: Tear drop cut, 3 pronged Lilythorne: Emerald cut, 4 pronged Eleodoria: Radiant cut, 4 pronged Mahigni: Square cut, 4 pronged

Manufacturing process

created in treasuries of 9 countries

Item type

Currency & Deeds

Subtype / Model

Diamond Currency Standard

Dimensions

6.5mm-11.1mm

Raw materials & Components

1, 2, 3, or 4 ct diamond, nickel prongs