PEAR DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS
Pear diamond engagement rings for a sophisticated proposal, with an elongated silhouette and a very flattering sparkle.
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It depends on the length and slenderness of the finger. For long fingers, a pear-shaped diamond with a more elongated proportion enhances the natural elegance of the hand. For shorter fingers, a pear with a slightly wider proportion adds presence without overstating the length. Our team will guide you through the process to choose the dimensions that best suit you.
Yes. A lab-grown diamond has the same crystallized carbon composition and the same hardness (10 on the Mohs scale) as any other diamond. That makes it a perfect stone for an everyday ring, such as an engagement ring, with no risk of scratching during daily wear.
Of course. You can choose the gold color, the carat weight of the center diamond, the setting type, and the band finish. We also create custom designs if you have a specific idea in mind. We work with you step-by-step, ensuring the result reflects the moment and the person.
Ideally, clean it with warm water and a neutral soap, scrubbing with a soft brush to remove any cream or soap residue that dulls its shine. It is recommended to avoid direct impacts to the diamond's tip and to check the setting once a year to ensure the prongs are still holding the stone correctly.
If you like the idea of a diamond that elongates the hand, in addition to a pear shape, you could consider a round diamond engagement ring with an elongated setting, an oval cut, or a marquise. Each has its own character, but the pear shape remains the most distinctive option for those looking for a unique and very recognizable ring.





























