A teardrop with a rounded end and a single point. Pears look larger than rounds of the same weight and make the finger look longer and slimmer.
The pear cut
What to know about pear diamonds
- How it's cut
- Brilliant, combining a round and a marquise
- Length to width
- 1.45 to 1.75
- How it looks
- Graceful and a little unexpected
- What to watch for
- Look for good symmetry and a faint bow-tie. Protect the point with a V-shaped prong
Settings
Settings that suit a pear
Most open in the designer with your shape already in place.
From the catalog
Shop pear engagement rings
There's always more in the showroom than online. Call or visit and we'll bring it out for you.
See them side by side
Photos can't show how a diamond moves in the light. Our GIA Graduate Gemologist will set out stones in your size and budget so you can compare them under the loupe, and our master jeweler makes your ring in our Clearwater workshop.
Which way should the point face?
Most people wear it pointing toward the fingertip, which lengthens the hand. It's your choice, and we'll set it either way.
Do you have natural and lab-grown diamonds?
Both. We'll quote them side by side in the same shape and size so you can compare.
Can I see the ring before it's made?
Yes. You'll approve a CAD rendering or a wax model before anything is cast.
Care and service
Care for your ring
Engagement ring cleaning
Sparkle restored, prongs checked.
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Engagement ring repair
Prongs, stones, and shanks rebuilt.
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Engagement ring resizing
Up, down, or beads to stop spinning.
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Engagement ring engraving
A date or initials inside the band.
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Engagement ring appraisal
A report your insurer will accept.
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Questions and answers
Everything people ask us most.
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Every shape
Visit the showroom
Hours and directions
Call or email
Hours
- Monday to Friday
- 10am to 6pm
- Saturday
- 10am to 4pm
- Sunday
- Closed