caratch
/kɑːræt, ˈkærət/Definitions
1. noun
a unit of weight for precious stones, especially diamonds, equal to 200 milligrams
“She bought a 2-carat diamond ring for her anniversary.”
2. noun
a unit of weight for gemstones, especially rubies and sapphires
“The 4-carat ruby pendant was a gift from her grandmother.”
3. noun
a unit of weight for gold and other precious metals
“The 10-carat gold necklace was a luxury item for special occasions.”
4. verb
to mark or ornament with carats, or small marks or points, especially on a gemstone
“The jeweler caratted the diamond with tiny diamonds to increase its sparkle.”