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Pear-shaped engagement rings date back to the early 1800s, inspired by 15th-century diamond cutter Lodewyk van Bercken’s teardrop cut. Combining marquise and oval facets for extra sparkle, their elongated shape flatters the finger and suits solitaire, halo, or three-stone settings in any metal. For those seeking a distinctive pear engagement ring, this design blends history with timeless beauty.
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Do you need to create your ideal pear cut engagement ring and want professional guidance? Book a one-on-one appointment with our specialists and design all the details of the stone position and setting. We will take you through a bespoke process from initial sketch to CAD model and final design to ensure the ring is entirely unique to you.
A pear shaped engagement ring is adorned with a diamond cut that combines the brightness of a round cut and the grace of a marquise. The outcome is the unique form having a one rounded end and one sharp tip, representing both emotion and individuality. The number of facets on this hybrid cut is usually 58 which offer an extraordinary sparkle when well-proportioned. The ideal pear diamond engagement rings have the length-to-width ratio of 1.45-1.75 and provide a harmonious and flattering shape on the finger. A well-cut teardrop engagement ring will maintain its symmetry and reflection of light whilst avoiding the common bow-tie effect. The striking teardrop silhouette and lustrous sparkle make this diamond perfect for expressing unique love.
Pear shaped engagement rings have a tapered shape, offering a unique silhouette and asymmetry not seen in other shapes. Its asymmetrical cut makes it an excellent fit for a range of modern designs, including east-west, halo, and mixed-shape three-stone styles. Visual impact is one of the key strengths that an engagement pear shaped ring has. The elongated cut makes the diamond appear larger per carat, offering more presence for your budget. For those who value elegance with a twist, pear shaped diamond engagement rings would never fail to meet the ideal blend of traditional beauty and the contemporary uniqueness.
Pear Cut- FAQ's
Yes, the sharp tip is delicate. It is best recommended to be placed with a V-prong or bezel setting to help it not break or get chipped out in everyday wear.
Conventionally, the point is directed at the fingertip, although personal choice comes in. Some wearers prefer wearing the reverse for a more unconventional or artistic look.
Although not perfectly symmetrical, a well cut pear diamond can have the same brilliance as a round diamond, particularly when well lit.
Yes. Pear-cuts also improve the depth or saturation of colored gems such as sapphires, morganite or emeralds and are thus suited to unique, non-diamond designs.
Yes. You can view fine collections at any of our boutiques in Hatton Garden or Manchester. Walk-ins are welcome, or reserve a personal appointment for more personalised experience.
Yes. You can use our online booking tool to schedule a consultation at your preferred store and time. Virtual appointments are also available upon request.
Yes. We only source conflict-free, responsibly-mined or laboratory-grown diamonds that have international standards of ethical and sustainability.