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A unique combination of the marquise and round diamond and sometimes referred to as a tear drop for its rounded belly which tapers up to a point, the pear shape diamond is instantly recognisable and loved by many. The shape of the pear tends to make them look larger on the hand than their carat weight suggests and are generally worn with the point down the finger.
Like the oval and marquise, pear shape diamonds can have a ‘bow-tie’ effect which means symmetry of a pear is particularly important. Our diamond experts can help you select a pear shape diamond that is sure to impress.
What shape is the pear cut diamond?
Pear cut diamonds are a beautiful combination of a round and marquise diamond. They are often referred to as teardrops and have a rounded belly that tapers to a point.
Do you wear the point of a pear cut diamond facing up or down?
There is no right or wrong way for how to wear your pear cut diamond, but most people prefer to wear it with the point facing down their finger.
What are the important things to consider when selecting a pear cut diamond?
Along with the colour, carat, clarity, and your budget, it’s also worth factoring in the diamond’s symmetry. Our experienced team can assist.
