Pear Loose Diamonds Search
Before you begin shopping for Pear Loose Diamonds it is important to take the time and learn about the basics of loose diamond grading. Our experts have put together a loose diamonds crash course to help guide you through this exciting process. Read about Cut, Color, Clarity, Carat and Diamond Certificates
The pear loose diamond shape is a combination of the oval cut loose diamond and marquise cut loose diamond and often resembles a glittering teardrop. It is usually used for pendants or earrings, though pear shaped loose diamond engagement rings are also recommended for those with small fingers.
Pear Diamond
The pear design has become more popular, particularly in modern art deco pieces. It is sometimes used as a solitaire, set perpendicularly to show off the striking shape, others cluster several pear diamonds for a floral or crown-like design. Quality pear shaped loose diamonds have a length to width proportion of 1.45 to 1.75. It’s advisable to protect the edges with prongs (6 is ideal to hold it securely).
Famous Pear Diamonds
Jessica Simpson sported a 4 carat pear-cut loose diamond, flanked by a pair of triangle diamond side stones. Elizabeth Taylor also owned a stunning 69.42 carat pear loose diamond, given by Richard Burton.
Loose Diamonds - Diamond Shapes
Pear Loose diamonds are available in many shapes. Known for its incredible brilliance and fire the Round loose diamond is by far the most popular. While somewhat less traditional fancy shaped loose diamonds are both unique and beautiful. Some of the more popular loose diamond shapes include the Princess (square) cut, Emerald cut, Triangle (trillian), Heart, Oval, Marquise, Asscher, Pear, Radiant and Cushion cut.
A Pear loose diamond can be set alone in a diamond ring/pendant or it can be paired up to create stunning diamond earrings or side stones to complement an existing loose diamond.
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At A&W Diamonds we only sell Pear Loose Diamonds that have been certified by an independent world-renowned gemological laboratory.
