Pear Cut Diamonds

Pear Cut Diamonds

Pear cut diamonds, also known as pear shaped diamonds, combine the brilliance of a round cut with an elongated teardrop shape. This unique design creates a distinctive look that stands out while maintaining strong sparkle.

Whether you are looking for a loose pear diamond or a centerpiece for an engagement ring, this shape offers elegance, individuality, and a flattering silhouette.

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Pear Cut Engagement Rings

Pear cut engagement rings are a popular choice for buyers who want something unique and elegant. The elongated shape creates a finger-lengthening effect, making the diamond appear larger and more refined.

Popular styles include:

  • solitaire pear engagement rings for a clean and modern look
  • halo settings for enhanced brilliance
  • three stone rings for a more balanced design

If you are looking for a complete ring, explore our engagement rings collection to find settings that match pear cut diamonds.

Loose Pear Diamonds

Loose pear diamonds give you full control over your final design. You can choose carat size, clarity, and color before setting the stone into a custom ring.

This option is ideal for buyers who want flexibility and a personalized piece.

Lab Grown Pear Diamonds

Lab grown pear diamonds offer the same brilliance and structure as natural stones but at a more accessible price point.

You can explore our lab grown diamonds in Vancouver to find pear cut options that combine size, quality, and value.

Pear Diamond Price

Pear cut diamond prices vary depending on carat, clarity, and overall quality. Their elongated shape can make them appear larger than other diamonds of the same weight.

Prices can vary significantly between 1 carat, 2 carat, and 3 carat pear diamonds depending on proportions and finish.

Pear vs Other Diamond Shapes

Pear diamonds combine the brilliance of round cuts with the elongated elegance of marquise shapes. Compared to oval diamonds, they offer a more distinctive and asymmetrical look.

This makes them ideal for buyers who want something unique while still maintaining strong sparkle.

How to Choose a Pear Diamond

When selecting a pear diamond, focus on:

  • symmetry, especially the alignment of the tip
  • length to width ratio for desired shape
  • clarity grade
  • color grade