Pear Diamond Engagement Rings
Shop pear diamond rings: a distinctive teardrop shape that blends soft curves with a brilliant point. This elegant cut offers a flattering, elongated look on the hand. Discover your pear engagement ring, available with natural or lab grown diamonds.
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Pear Shaped Engagement Rings FAQs
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Pear diamond engagement rings start from around £1,250 (based on 0.30ct, F, SI1), and depend on a variety of aspects, including the size, clarity and colour. Compared to round, cushion, oval, and princess cut diamond rings, pear diamonds are marginally less expensive.
For example, a round diamond with the same quality grades will start at around £1,380. The higher the quality, the higher the price jump – a 0.30ct, D, VS2 pear diamond will retail at around £1,445, compared to a round diamond at £1,890.
The pear shaped engagement ring is incredibly modern, and reflects the attitude of a forward-thinking, astute person. Because it is so unlike any other diamond shape, the pear engagement ring symbolises uniqueness and individuality.
Both ‘pear’ and ‘teardrop’ are used to describe a diamond shape that is round on one end and tapers to a point on the other. These terms are used interchangeably. This shape can also be called a ‘pendeloque’ cut.
Yes, the pear cut diamond shape is a timeless classic that has actually increased in popularity in recent years. This is in part due to a number of high-profile celebrities choosing this shape for their engagement rings.
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