Pear Shaped Engagement Rings

Pear-shaped diamonds have a distinctive teardrop shape that maximizes sparkle and gives a slimming effect on the finger. They’re a great choice for those who love vintage-inspired yet unique rings. Our collection includes pear-cut halos, solitaires, and three-stone designs in white, yellow, and rose gold. Pear cuts can be set in various orientations; pointing up elongates the look of your finger, while pointing down can make the diamond appear larger. We offer both lab-grown and natural diamond options in pear shapes to suit different budgets.

Are pear shaped engagement rings in style?

Yes, pear shaped engagement rings are very much in style. Their teardrop silhouette offers a fresh yet timeless alternative to traditional cuts. They’ve gained popularity for their vintage appeal, flattering shape, and the way they elongate the finger. With both lab-grown and natural options available, pear cuts are now set in everything from minimalist solitaires to bold designs with large center diamonds, making them a modern favorite for those seeking something unique yet elegant.

How to choose a pear vs oval cut?

Choosing between a pear and an oval diamond comes down to personal style and finger shape. Pear cuts have a pointed end, offering a distinctive asymmetrical look that feels vintage and bold. Oval diamonds are more symmetrical, with a soft, elongated shape that creates a balanced, classic appearance. Pears can appear larger per carat and draw the eye vertically, while ovals may hide inclusions better and offer more traditional brilliance. Try on both to see which flatters your hand and suits your aesthetic.

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FAQ's & Advice For Pear Cut Engagement Rings

What makes a pear-cut diamond engagement ring special?
A pear cut diamond combines a gently rounded end with a single pointed tip, creating an elegant, teardrop-like shape. It draws the eye along the length of the finger, making the hand look more elongated and graceful.

How does pear-cut price compare with round or other cuts?
Pear-cut diamonds generally cost less per carat than round brilliant cuts. Because pear cuts show more surface area, they appear larger than other shapes with the same carat weight.

Can I choose different metals for a pear-cut engagement ring?
Yes. Most pear cut engagement rings come in a variety of metals, such as yellow gold, rose gold, platinum or even white gold. The metal choice does not affect the size of the diamond but does change the overall style and durability.

Do pear-cut diamonds require special settings or protection?
Yes. The pointed tip is vulnerable to chipping. It is wise to use a V-prong, double prong, bezel or halo setting to secure and protect the tip.

Is the pear cut flattering on all finger shapes?
It flatters many. The tapered, elongated shape makes fingers appear longer and slimmer.

Are pear-cut rings still popular now?
Yes. Pear cuts remain a favorite for those seeking elegance with a distinctive profile. Their versatility means they fit classic, vintage or modern ring styles.

Are pear-cut engagement rings good for everyday wear?
They can be. But because of the pointed tip one should take care. A secure setting helps.