Collection: Pear Shaped Engagement Ring

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If you want an engagement ring with a unique shape and a bright sparkle, a pear shaped engagement ring is a solid pick. This diamond shape combines a rounded end with a tapered point, creating a look that’s both elegant and eye-catching. It’s perfect if you want something different but still classic.

How the Pear Shape Changes the Look of Your Ring

The pear cut creates a mix of curves and angles that catch the light from all sides. This shape also gives an illusion of length, which can make your fingers appear longer and slimmer. Unlike traditional round diamonds, pear shapes have a distinct personality that pairs well with various ring styles, including vintage and modern designs.

When compared to oval engagement rings, pear shapes feel more directional and dramatic, while round diamonds offer a more traditional and symmetrical appearance.

Key Features to Check When Choosing a Pear Diamond Ring

When picking a pear cut diamond, focus on the sharpness of the tip and the symmetry of the stone. The tip is delicate and needs protection to avoid damage. The length to width ratio changes the overall look; shorter ratios feel fuller, while longer ones are sleeker.

Pear shaped designs are available in our Lab Grown Diamond Engagement Rings collection and can also be explored in our Moissanite Engagement Rings collection for alternative stone options.

Setting Styles That Work Best for Pear Cut Engagement Rings

Different settings can highlight or protect the pear cut diamond in different ways. A halo setting adds extra sparkle around the stone and can make the center diamond look larger. Solitaire settings keep it simple and let the shape stand out on its own. For safety, settings that protect the pointed tip like bezel or V-prong are ideal.

Tips for Maintaining Your Pear Shaped Engagement Ring

The pointed tip of pear diamonds can be vulnerable to chips if not cared for properly. Always remove your ring when doing heavy work or activities that risk knocks. Regular cleaning will keep the diamond bright and the metal shiny. Also, check the prongs around the tip often to ensure they are secure.

Why Buy Pear Shaped Engagement Ring Online

Shopping online offers you a wider range of pear shaped rings than you might find locally. You can compare diamonds, settings and prices all in one place. Look for sellers that provide detailed images, full certification info and clear return policies. This way, you get exactly what you expect without surprises.

Online collections also include distinctive styles such as Salt and Pepper Engagement Rings for shoppers looking for a more unconventional diamond look.

FAQS

  1. What is the ideal length to width ratio for a pear shaped diamond?

    The best ratio usually ranges from 1.45 to 1.75. Lower ratios look rounder, higher ratios appear more elongated.

  2. How do I protect the pointed tip of a pear cut diamond?

    Choose a setting with a prong or bezel that covers and protects the tip to prevent chipping.

  3. Are pear cut engagement rings suitable for daily wear? 

    Yes, with the right protective setting and care, they can be worn daily.

  4. Does the pear shape make fingers look slimmer? 

    Yes, the elongated shape creates a slimming effect on the finger.

  5. Are pear shaped diamonds more expensive than round cuts?

    Prices vary by size and quality, but pear shapes often cost less per carat compared to round cuts due to less demand.