Conversion from Carat (kt) to Gram (g) and vice versa
Updated on by Stefan BanseHere you can convert the Unit of weight Carat into the unit Gram and vice versa you can convert Gram into Carat. By clicking the "Swap units" icon, you will always obtain the desired conversion in the calculation result, i.e., kt to g or g to kt. With the following calculator you can also calculate any other Unit of weight.
Info about "Carat"
The carat unit is primarily used for weighing gemstones. The carat belongs to the metric system and is derived from the basic unit kilogram. One carat is equivalent to 0.2 grams, and 1 carat is equivalent to 0.0002 kilograms.
According to the conversion into kilograms, the carat is defined in national systems of units and standards. It is a legal unit in the countries of the EU but does not belong to the International System of Units (SI).
Info about "Gram"
The unit gram belongs to the metric system and is derived from the basic unit kilogram. 1 kilogram is equivalent to 1 000 grams, and 1 gram is equivalent to 0.001 kilogram.
According to the conversion to kilogram, the gram is defined in national systems of units and standards.
Basis for conversion Carat (kt) to Gram (g)
The abbreviation for the "Unit of weight Carat" is kt. The abbreviation for the "Unit of weight Gram" is g.
Formula for the conversion of Carat (kt) to Gram (g)
The calculation from Carat to Gram shall be made using the following conversion formula:
Conversion formula Carat to Gram |
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Determine the number of Gram from Carat Carat × 0.2 |
Formula for the conversion of Gram (g) to Carat (kt)
The calculation from Gram to Carat shall be made using the following conversion formula:
Conversion formula Gram to Carat |
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Determine the number of Carat from Gram Gram × 5 |
Overview table: How many Carat are how many Gram?
Carat kt | Gram g |
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0.01 kt => | 0.00200 g |
0.02 kt => | 0.00400 g |
0.03 kt => | 0.00600 g |
0.04 kt => | 0.00800 g |
0.05 kt => | 0.01000 g |
0.06 kt => | 0.01200 g |
0.07 kt => | 0.01400 g |
0.08 kt => | 0.01600 g |
0.09 kt => | 0.01800 g |
0.10 kt => | 0.02000 g |
0.20 kt => | 0.04000 g |
0.30 kt => | 0.06000 g |
0.40 kt => | 0.08000 g |
0.50 kt => | 0.10000 g |
0.60 kt => | 0.12000 g |
0.70 kt => | 0.14000 g |
0.80 kt => | 0.16000 g |
0.90 kt => | 0.18000 g |
1 kt => | 0.20000 g |
2 kt => | 0.40000 g |
3 kt => | 0.60000 g |
4 kt => | 0.80000 g |
5 kt => | 1 g |
6 kt => | 1.20000 g |
7 kt => | 1.40000 g |
8 kt => | 1.60000 g |
9 kt => | 1.80000 g |
10 kt => | 2 g |
20 kt => | 4 g |
30 kt => | 6 g |
40 kt => | 8 g |
50 kt => | 10 g |
60 kt => | 12 g |
70 kt => | 14 g |
80 kt => | 16 g |
90 kt => | 18 g |
100 kt => | 20 g |
200 kt => | 40 g |
300 kt => | 60 g |
400 kt => | 80 g |
500 kt => | 100 g |
600 kt => | 120 g |
700 kt => | 140 g |
800 kt => | 160 g |
900 kt => | 180 g |
1 000 kt => | 200 g |
Overview table: How many Gram are how many Carat?
Gram g | Carat kt |
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0.01 g => | 0.05000 kt |
0.02 g => | 0.10000 kt |
0.03 g => | 0.15000 kt |
0.04 g => | 0.20000 kt |
0.05 g => | 0.25000 kt |
0.06 g => | 0.30000 kt |
0.07 g => | 0.35000 kt |
0.08 g => | 0.40000 kt |
0.09 g => | 0.45000 kt |
0.10 g => | 0.50000 kt |
0.20 g => | 1 kt |
0.30 g => | 1.50000 kt |
0.40 g => | 2 kt |
0.50 g => | 2.50000 kt |
0.60 g => | 3 kt |
0.70 g => | 3.50000 kt |
0.80 g => | 4 kt |
0.90 g => | 4.50000 kt |
1 g => | 5 kt |
2 g => | 10 kt |
3 g => | 15 kt |
4 g => | 20 kt |
5 g => | 25 kt |
6 g => | 30 kt |
7 g => | 35 kt |
8 g => | 40 kt |
9 g => | 45 kt |
10 g => | 50 kt |
20 g => | 100 kt |
30 g => | 150 kt |
40 g => | 200 kt |
50 g => | 250 kt |
60 g => | 300 kt |
70 g => | 350 kt |
80 g => | 400 kt |
90 g => | 450 kt |
100 g => | 500 kt |
200 g => | 1 000 kt |
300 g => | 1 500 kt |
400 g => | 2 000 kt |
500 g => | 2 500 kt |
600 g => | 3 000 kt |
700 g => | 3 500 kt |
800 g => | 4 000 kt |
900 g => | 4 500 kt |
1 000 g => | 5 000 kt |
Source information
As source for the information in the "Units of weight" category, we have used in particular:
- History of dimensions and weights (Wikipedia)
- Introduction to the metric system (Wikipedia)
Last update on February 12, 2021
The pages of the "Units of weight" category were last editorially reviewed by Stefan Banse on February 12, 2021. They all correspond to the current status.
Previous changes on June 25, 2020
- Publication of the Weight converter
- Editorial revision of all texts in this category