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The pear is the cut that refuses to choose — the rounded shoulders of a brilliant, the tapering point of a marquise, resolved into a single teardrop that has been worn by royalty since the fifteenth century. It elongates the hand like no other cut, and it demands more of the cutter than most: symmetry down the point, a bow-tie held to a whisper, a tip clean enough to survive scrutiny. Every pear cut diamond in this collection is certified by GIA, IGI or HRD, and the certificate is shown before anything else is discussed.
From wearable one-carat solitaires under $10,000 to statement stones priced in the millions — the teardrop spans the whole vault, and cut quality moves the figure more in pears than in almost any other shape, because no two pears are proportioned alike. Every piece carries one transparent price, no first-offer theatre, and an advisor will place any certificate in its verified range.
Tradition says toward the heart — point to the wearer — but the honest answer is whichever direction flatters the hand, and worn point-out the pear lengthens the finger most. What matters is the mount: the tip is the stone's one vulnerability, and every setting here protects it with a V-prong or bezel built to order. The pear diamond buying guide covers the rest — bow-tie, ratio, and the point itself.
Read the pear diamond buying guide, compare the pear's cousin in the marquise collection, browse high-carat statement rings, or return to every diamond ring in the House. Brink's-insured delivery, USA and worldwide.