Engagement Rings with Pear Shaped Loose Diamonds

 

The many shapes of pear-cut diamond have charmed aficionados to create exquisite ornaments. The pear shaped loose diamonds is a modified brilliant-cut, meaning it flaunts the splendor of a round-brilliant cut; without the predictability of its roundness. It is a fascinating blend of oval and marquise cuts. The pear cut or teardrop diamond has witnessed the soaring popularity among several celebrities, considering it over the traditional round brilliant solitaire.

With its unique elongated outline, the pear-shaped loose diamond can be well-set in inventive silhouettes. Hence, the jewelers use pear-shaped diamonds to craft several one-of-a-kind diamond engagement rings. You can play with the carat weight, color, and dimensions to arrive at a perfect pear-shaped diamond that best meets your design requirement.

Pear-cut diamond engagement ring

There's no denying that the round brilliant has ceded ground to the pear-cut diamond. Pear-shaped diamond engagement rings are making a significant comeback. Pear-cut is a stunner and is not only eye-catching but also creates the sought-after illusion of elongating and flattering your finger. And irrespective of its size, a pear-cut diamond usually sparkles a little more than other fancy counterparts.

Pear-shaped diamonds offer several possibilities to include diverse aspects and aesthetics. Think of a minimal solitaire, an elaborate vintage-inspired style, a fancy colored pear-shaped diamond, and uncommon designs with colorful gemstones. You can also opt for unconventional settings of double-band rings, clusters, off-kilter stones, or multiple stones. These are ideal if you're inclined to avoid the trap of the traditional diamond engagement rings. The versatile teardrop pear diamond beautifully comes through and shines in every possible setting and design.

Pros and cons of pear-shaped loose diamonds

The best part about pear-shaped diamonds is their elongated shape. Thanks to this advantage, they appear much bigger than their other counterparts of comparable sizes. Hence, offer better value than a round brilliant, with a visibly larger surface area.

A pear cut diamonds customizable, as it can be set north-south, with the stone facing up or down, east-west horizontally, or interestingly off-kilter.

Though appearing larger carat for carat, the particular pear shape makes it susceptible to damage. The pointy, minute tip is quite fragile, and unless properly cared for, is highly vulnerable to chipping and breaking. The pear shape is not symmetrical, and unless cut to perfection, may appear heavier on either the rounded or pointed side to create a lopsided look.

What makes your pear-shaped diamond engagement ring perfect?

Avoid the bow-tie effect in your piece of pear diamond. This dark zone at the center of the diamond will be minimal in a well-cut stone. Optimal proportions and symmetry will ensure a not too narrow or wide pear-cut diamond.

Both bezel setting and prong setting work ideally for pear-shaped diamonds. A V-prong at the pointed edge can help guard the diamond against unwarranted damage. All metals work beautifully with pear-cut diamonds. Having a bigger surface means pear diamonds exhibit more color than other diamonds. Rose gold or yellow gold complements a slightly colored stone.