In addition to being beautiful and bright, because of its uniqueness, the pear shaped cut is associated with individuality and strong-mindedness.

A 1 carat pear shape diamond typically measures about 9.05 mm by 5.45 mm in size, although dimensions can vary based on the diamond’s proportions.

To measure the length to width ratio of a pear-shaped diamond, divide the length by the width. This ratio helps determine the diamond’s shape, with an ideal ratio typically ranging from 1.45 to 1.75.

The pear shaped diamond from our collection starts at $600 and can go up to $4,000, with the final price depending on cut, color, clarity, and carat weight.

Compared to round diamonds that usually carry the highest price per carat for a diamond, pear cut diamonds are generally 15-30% less expensive. The cost difference is due to the better yield from rough diamond cutting and less rough waste from the process.

The pear has a similar faceting structure to the round brilliant cuts. Because of this, it retains that coveted fire and brilliance that makes a diamond sparkle.

Pear cut diamonds can get chipped much easier than round or oval cut diamonds. Having said that, a well-made setting with a claw prong or v-shape prong at the tip will mitigate this risk in your pear engagement ring.

Loose Grown Diamond offers a 30-day return policy for pear shape diamonds, provided the items are in their original condition and accompanied by all documentation.

Yes, you can customize the setting for a pear shape diamond by selecting your preferred setting style and metal on Loose Grown Diamond website.