Pear Cut Engagement Rings

The pear cut merges a round brilliant and a marquise into a single teardrop, pointed at one end and softly curved at the other. Worn point up it lengthens the finger, and worn point down it turns heads. Every Amorati pear cut engagement ring centers a lab-grown diamond held to our E-F color, VS+ clarity standard in solid gold or platinum.

Design it your way. Book a call with your personal Concierge.

Solstice: Pear, Prong, Halo Engagement Ring
A front view of the Pear cut diamond engagement ring in 14k white gold with a prong band and solitaire setting

Solstice: Pear, Prong, Halo Engagement Ring

Regular price Starting at $2,325.00
Sale price Starting at $2,325.00 Regular price
Solstice: Pear Cut, Plain Band Engagement Ring
A front view of the Pear cut diamond engagement ring in 14k white gold with a plain band and split setting

Solstice: Pear Cut, Plain Band Engagement Ring

Regular price Starting at $1,675.00
Sale price Starting at $1,675.00 Regular price
Solstice: Pear Cut, Prong Band Engagement Ring
A front view of the Pear cut diamond engagement ring in 14k white gold with a prong band and solitaire setting

Solstice: Pear Cut, Prong Band Engagement Ring

Regular price Starting at $1,975.00
Sale price Starting at $1,975.00 Regular price

Choosing A Pear Engagement Ring

Part round, part point, a pear pairs a softly curved end with a single tip, and its tapered outline lengthens the finger much like an oval, with a more distinctive silhouette. Pears are slightly asymmetrical by nature, which gives them a softer, more romantic look than geometric cuts. Traditionally, a pear diamond points toward the fingertip, which lengthens the hand. Wearing it point-down is a personal choice rather than a rule, so the direction can follow her taste. Because the point is the most delicate part of a pear, it should always be held securely by a prong. For the setting, a solitaire shows the pear outline most clearly, a halo or double halo adds size, and a hidden halo adds sparkle visible from the side. The best wedding band for a pear is a curved or contour band, which follows the rounded end of the stone and closes the gap between the two rings so they sit together as a set. Every Amorati center is lab-grown, E-F color and VS+ clarity, from 1 to 3 carats. The pear is a choice for someone who loves a classic shape with a romantic, individual point of view.