Pear Shape Lab Grown Diamonds — Wholesale Price List
The pear shape diamond — also known as the teardrop cut — is a distinctive hybrid combining the rounded brilliance of a round cut with the tapered point of a marquise. With 57-58 modified brilliant facets, this elegant silhouette creates a natural elongating effect on the finger, making it a sophisticated choice for engagement rings and drop earrings.
Pear Diamond Inventory & Pricing
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About Pear Shape Lab Grown Diamonds
First created in the 1470s by Flemish diamond polisher Lodewyk van Bercken — the same innovator who invented the diamond polishing wheel — the pear shape has one of the richest histories in diamond cutting. Its teardrop silhouette represents a masterful blend of two shapes: the rounded end produces the even light distribution of a round brilliant, while the tapered point brings the elongating drama of a marquise. At 57-58 facets, the modified brilliant pattern delivers both fire and a graceful, directional flow of light along the stone's length.
The most critical quality factor for pear shape diamonds is symmetry — the pointed tip must align exactly with the apex of the rounded end, with both halves mirroring each other perfectly. A well-cut pear also controls the bow-tie effect across the wider body while ensuring the tip is not too thin or too thick. The classic length-to-width ratio ranges from 1.45 to 1.75, with 1.50-1.65 offering the most balanced proportions. Pear lab grown diamonds from Yuda Crystal are produced using CVD and HPHT technology with IGI certification.
Pear shape diamonds are stunning in solitaire engagement rings, drop earrings, and pendant necklaces where the teardrop silhouette flows naturally with the body's lines. The pointed tip should always be protected by a secure V-prong setting. For earrings, matched pear pairs require precise symmetry — a service Yuda Crystal provides through our diamond matching and parcel program for wholesale buyers.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I protect the pointed tip of a pear shape diamond?
The pointed tip is the most vulnerable part of a pear diamond. A V-prong setting that wraps securely around the tip provides the best protection against chipping. Some jewelers also recommend a bezel or half-bezel for the tip. When set correctly and cared for properly, a pear diamond is durable enough for daily wear.
What is the ideal length-to-width ratio for pear diamonds?
The classic pear proportion ranges from 1.45 to 1.75, with 1.50-1.65 being the most balanced and popular. A ratio below 1.45 produces a wider, more rounded teardrop; above 1.75 creates a longer, more slender appearance. For engagement rings, 1.55-1.65 is the sweet spot that offers both elegance and presence.
Do pear shape diamonds look good in halo settings?
Yes — pear diamonds in halo settings are stunning. The halo follows the teardrop contour, amplifying the diamond's face-up appearance by 0.3-0.5 carats visually. A split-shank band with a diamond halo is a particularly popular combination that enhances both the brilliance and the elongating effect of the pear shape.
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