Pear shape

The pear shape, also known as the teardrop shape, is a distinctive and elegant diamond cut that combines elements of both the round and marquise cuts.

Characteristics:

1. Shape: The pear shape is asymmetrical, featuring a round end that transitions into a single point. This unique shape is reminiscent of a teardrop or a pear fruit.
2. Facets: Pear-shaped diamonds typically have 56 to 58 facets, similar to a round brilliant cut. The facets are strategically arrange to enhance brilliance and sparkle.
3. Symmetry: The symmetry of a diamond is crucial to its visual appeal. Well-cut pear-shape diamonds should have a balance and proportionate shape, with a smoothly curve shoulder and a well-define point.

Brilliance and Sparkle: Diamonds are known for their brilliance and sparkle. The cut’s combination of a rounded end, which captures and reflects light like a round diamond, and a point end, adds a touch of uniqueness to the play of light within the stone.

Popularity: The is a popular choice for engagement rings and other fine jewelry. It is value for its elegant appearance and the elongating effect it can have on the wearer’s finger.