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Pear shaped diamond rings beautifully combine the brilliance of a round diamond with the elegance of a marquise. Their graceful teardrop silhouette creates a distinctive, feminine look while naturally elongating the finger, making them a timeless choice with undeniable individuality.
Pear cut engagement rings are instantly recognisable for their elegant teardrop shape, blending soft curves with a delicate point to create a diamond that's both romantic and distinctive. Whether worn with the point facing up or down, a pear cut offers exceptional versatility and a unique style that stands apart from more traditional diamond shapes.
At Leskes Jewellers, we create pear shaped engagement rings that celebrate both individuality and exceptional craftsmanship. From minimalist solitaires that highlight the diamond's elegant silhouette to vintage-inspired halos, contemporary bezel settings, or delicate diamond bands, every ring is thoughtfully designed to enhance the natural beauty of the pear cut.
Each pear shaped diamond ring is handcrafted in platinum, 9ct, 14ct or 18ct white gold, yellow gold, or rose gold using carefully selected natural or lab-grown diamonds. The 4Cs are especially important when choosing a pear cut diamond, with excellent cut and symmetry helping to maximise brilliance while creating a beautifully balanced silhouette. Our team carefully considers the proportions and symmetry of every pear cut diamond to ensure your ring is beautifully balanced with exceptional brilliance and visual appeal.
If you love jewellery that feels a little different, a pear cut engagement ring offers endless design possibilities. We'll help you explore settings, orientations, and fine details that complement your lifestyle while creating a ring that's unmistakably personal and designed to be worn every day.
Visit Leskes Jewellers in Peregian Beach to experience the beauty of pear shaped engagement rings firsthand. Whether you're choosing your engagement ring or designing something completely bespoke, our experienced team is here to help you create a piece you'll treasure for a lifetime.
There is no single perfect length-to-width ratio for a pear shaped diamond, as the ideal proportion comes down to personal preference. Ratios around 1.45–1.75 can create the classic elegant pear shape, while a lower ratio produces a wider, fuller appearance and a higher ratio creates a longer, more slender look. When choosing a pear diamond, consider the overall symmetry, the shape of the shoulders and the balance between the rounded end and pointed tip.
Traditionally, a pear shaped diamond is worn with the point facing towards the fingertips, creating an elongated appearance across the finger. However, there is no rule that says it must be worn this way. Turning the point towards the hand creates a different, more contemporary look. The orientation can also be incorporated into the design of the setting, so choose the direction that feels most comfortable and reflects your personal style.
Yes. Like other elongated fancy diamond shapes, a pear shaped diamond can display a bow-tie effect—a darker area that runs across the centre of the stone. Some bow-tie is common, but its intensity varies from diamond to diamond. When selecting a pear diamond, look for good light performance and a balanced appearance, rather than a prominent or distracting dark area across the centre.
The pointed tip is one of the most vulnerable areas of a pear shaped diamond and should be carefully protected by the setting. A protective claw or V-shaped claw is commonly positioned over the point to help guard it against accidental knocks and chips. A bezel or rub-over setting can provide additional protection by surrounding the edge of the diamond. The right setting depends on the design, lifestyle and level of protection desired.
Absolutely. The elongated shape of a pear shaped diamond can create a graceful, lengthening effect across the finger, making it a beautiful choice for petite hands as well as longer fingers. Choosing the right proportions and setting can help ensure the diamond feels balanced with the hand. A north-south pear can emphasise length, while an east-west orientation offers a more distinctive contemporary look.