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Pear cut lab diamonds are modified brilliant cuts that are an amalgamation of marquise and oval cut diamonds. Pear lab diamonds are also known as "Teardrop diamonds" because of their unique shape, having a desirable brilliance and fire that gives the diamond an absolute sparkle. Such a dynamic and classic shape represents style and is a great match when paired with engagement rings. They also pair well with pendants, earrings, and other fine jewelry.
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If you’re looking for a diamond that perfectly adds some drama and romance to the ring on your finger or the pendant necklace that you have, pear cut diamond might be the best option for you. With the added advantage of them being ethically sourced, a lab diamond is more affordable than a natural diamond. The pear cut diamond is also known as a teardrop diamond. If you're someone who loves diamonds with a history connected to them, well you would be happy to know that this shape has a rich history that dates back to the 15th century.
Well, you can thank Lodewyk van Berquem, a Flemish polisher who invented the diamond-polishing wheel for the creation of this cut. The modern version of the pear cut emerged during the 20th century and was made famous by renowned diamond cutter Marcel Tolkowsky in the early 1900s.
Originally known as the "pendeloque" cut, the pear shape gained popularity during the Art Deco period of the 1920s and 1930s. This cut beautifully combines a rounded bottom and a pointed top creating an elegant silhouette which makes it a perfect choice if you’re looking to shop for a loose lab diamond for any jewelry of your choice.
The pear cut diamond closely resembles a droplet or a pear fruit. This shape pf the diamond is achieved through a specific faceting pattern, which consists of 58 brilliant facets. However, a well-cut pear shaped diamond should possess excellent symmetry which is to ensure that it gives a more structured and balanced appearance. Symmetry is important in pear-shaped diamonds because it maintains brilliance and minimizes the appearance of bowtie effects. Ideally, for a pear cut diamond, the length-to-width ratio should fall in the range of 1.50 to 1.75, though preferences may vary depending on individual tastes. An ideal pear cut diamond should exhibit excellent fire, and scintillation, with light reflecting evenly throughout the stone.
Doesn't matter if you are celebrating a significant milestone be it an engagement party, your anniversary, or simply a just-because gift that expresses your love for them, a pear shaped lab diamond is seen as a timeless token of love that will be a treasured piece of jewelry.
The pear cut diamond has a beauty that is both timeless and elegant. The graceful silhouette of pear cut diamond resembles a teardrop or a delicate petal, that simply exudes romance. The unique shape of the pear cut diamond allows it to stand out among other diamond cuts, making it a perfect choice for expressing love and admiration to your cherished partner.
The beauty of a pear-shaped diamond speaks volumes to its versatility. For your jewelry choice, you can choose between a classic solitaire setting or surround it with smaller diamonds in an intricate halo design. Either way the pear cut diamond shines with unparalleled brilliance and sparkle. Its elongated shape creates an illusion of elongated fingers when worn as a ring, adding a touch of glamor to any ensemble.
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