Pear Diamond Rings

Traditionally the point faces the fingernail, which makes the finger look longer. Wearing the point towards the wrist is equally acceptable and has become popular for a more modern look. There is no rule; choose the direction you prefer.

Yes. A pear is longer than a round brilliant of the same carat weight and has a larger face-up area, so it covers more of the finger. It also usually costs less per carat than a round diamond.

Most buyers choose between 1.45 and 1.75. A ratio near 1.50 gives a fuller teardrop that suits solitaire rings; nearer 1.75 gives a slimmer stone. Divide the length by the width in the measurements line of the IGI or SGL certificate to find it.

Yes, provided the point is protected. Choose a setting with a V-shaped claw or a bezel over the tip, which is the only vulnerable part of the stone. For a ring worn every day, 14kt gold is harder and more scratch-resistant than 18kt.

Almost all do. A faint bow-tie shadow across the widest part of the stone is normal in pear, oval and marquise diamonds. A heavy one that stays dark from every angle is a cutting fault. It is not recorded on the certificate, so check the product video or view the ring in a showroom.

The price depends on the carat weight of the centre stone, the gold purity (14kt or 18kt) and how much gold the setting uses. A plain pear solitaire costs less than a halo or toi et moi design at the same carat weight. Prices are recalculated daily against the prevailing gold rate, so the product page always shows the current figure.

Yes. Every piece comes with a certificate from IGI or SGL recording carat weight, colour, clarity and measurements. The gold is BIS hallmarked 9kt, 14kt or 18kt, and every piece carries a lifetime warranty covering manufacturing defects and natural causes in ordinary wear.

Ready to Ship pieces are delivered within 3 to 4 days. Made-to-order pieces take 10 to 21 days, because each one is produced in your size, gold purity and gold colour. You can also view jewellery in person at any of our 11 showrooms, open 10:30 am to 9 pm, seven days a week.

Yes. You can choose the carat weight, gold purity, gold colour and setting, or have a design made from a reference through our customised jewellery service. Customised and made-to-order pieces take 10 to 21 days, are not refundable and are exchange only, with resizing where the design allows.

Store-picked and Ready to Ship pieces can be returned within 7 days of delivery with no deductions. Customised and made-to-order pieces are exchange only. All jewellery carries lifetime exchange at 100% of the current market rate for diamonds and gold, and lifetime buyback at 80% of the prevailing diamond value and 100% of the prevailing gold value. Making charges, discounts and GST are deducted.