Pear Cut Engagement Rings

Depending on personal preference, a pear-shaped diamond ring can be worn with the pointy end facing either the hand or the other direction. But traditionally, it's frequently put on with the pointed end facing the fingertips.

For pear-shaped diamonds, colour is crucial since it has a big influence on the diamond's overall beauty and worth. Due to the way light reflects inside the stone, pear-shaped diamonds are distinctive in that they frequently display more colour in the pointed end, commonly referred to as the "head" or "tip." In order to guarantee that it appears as white and sparkly as possible, it is crucial to select a pear-shaped diamond with a high colour grade.

When referring to a certain diamond shape that is rounded on one end and pointy on the other, the phrases "pear shape" and "teardrop shape" are frequently used interchangeably. Technically speaking, a teardrop-shaped diamond is actually a pear-shaped diamond variant with a sharper point.

Couples frequently choose a pear cut diamond engagement ring because it is a distinctive and attractive diamond shape that stands for everlasting love and devotion. Its pointed end may be worn facing towards or away from the hand, giving the appearance of longer fingers. It is an elegant and classic option for an engagement ring.

A pear-shaped diamond is quite popular in a halo setting. When used with a pear-shaped diamond, a halo setting may compliment and highlight its distinctive shape, enhancing the ring's shine and brilliance and making it look even more bright and dazzling. The halo can also amplify the appearance of the centre stone while enhancing the ring's overall design with a dash of sparkle and elegance.

Couples often choose a pear-shaped engagement ring because of the diamond's classic and graceful teardrop shape. It is adaptable and may be placed in a range of settings, such as side stone, halo, or solitaire settings.

Yes, there are many ways to customise a pear-shaped engagement ring, including picking the metal, the number and size of side stones, the prong setting, or the type and size of the centre stone. Additionally, you may collaborate with our jewellery designers to develop a completely unique design that is catered to your own preferences, resulting in a one-of-a-kind item that embodies your individual taste and style.