Pear Cut Engagement Rings

Do you also want a diamond for your ring that symbolises the tears of joy that you might have when you pop the question to your partner? If yes, then you are in luck; we have a diamond shape for you that would exactly represent the exact same feeling.

If you haven’t guessed it so far, let us tell you that we are talking about pear cut diamonds. These diamonds are also commonly known as teardrop diamonds. This diamond shape is eye-catching and offers the best of both worlds and why is that, you ask? Pear cut diamonds are known as a modified version of oval cut diamonds and marquise cut diamonds, offering the best of both worlds.

The top edge is sharp, while the other is elegantly rounded. The dazzling marquise cut reflects so much light, while the oval cut balances it and gives interest to what could otherwise be a very classic look.

We will tell you a secret that will help you select the ideal diamond ratio for a pear cut diamond ring. The ratio is the sheer number that determines whether your pear diamond looks long and slim or short and chunky. The ratio is defined as the length of the diamond divided by its breadth; the greater the ratio, the more elongated your pear shaped diamond will appear. Overall, the shape of your diamond is a matter of personal taste. Pear cut diamonds in the 1.45–1.60 range are ideal for an extended style and avoiding a dramatic bowtie.

Pear cut diamond rings are popular for a lot of reasons, which also include their unique shape. The pear shape diamond has a very eye-catching cut, which makes it a popular choice among fashion-forward couples.

Now, we know that size matters, and because you're purchasing a lab grown diamond, you may go with a larger selection.

Another reason for the surge in popularity of pear cut diamond rings is their ability to give the appearance of a bigger diamond.

The elongated curve of the pear cut allows the diamond to cover more surface area than other cuts of the same carat weight, making it an excellent choice for couples seeking a more ethical lab diamond without breaking the budget. By the way, it's not entirely an illusion; the way they're sliced results in an 8% larger top surface than their other dazzling counterparts.