Pear Shape Engagement Rings Vancouver
Not quite round, not quite a marquise, and kind of the best of both. We make pear shape engagement rings in Vancouver with certified diamonds, ready to ship or custom.
Not quite round, not quite a marquise, and kind of the best of both. We make pear shape engagement rings in Vancouver with certified diamonds, ready to ship or custom.


Pear Shaped Diamond Rings
A pear, or teardrop if you like, is round at one end and tapers to a point at the other. It's a brilliant cut, so there's plenty of sparkle.
It's got personality. Elegant, a bit unexpected, and like an oval it makes your finger look longer.
We set GIA and IGI certified lab grown and natural pear shaped diamonds on Granville Street, with the point protected and the symmetry checked first.
Discover the perfect piece for every
Here's something people always ask. Which way should the point face?
Toward the fingertips is the usual. Toward the wrist looks cool too. Your call, really.
The tip does need a V-prong though. Ever caught your hand on a car door? Yeah. That.

Choosing Your Pear
Here's something that surprises people. Two pears with the same carat weight can look completely different on a finger, and it's mostly the ratio.
Around 1.50 is the classic teardrop. Past 1.70 it's long and slim. Under 1.40 it's getting plump. Pick what you like, honestly. Nobody's checking.
The one thing we're strict about is balance. Both shoulders should match. If one sits higher, hang on a sec, keep looking.
Same with that dark patch some pears get in the middle. A little is fine. A lot, no thanks.
The pear works with most settings. Here's what our clients pick most.

A V-prong at the tip and two or three more around the round end. Clean and elegant.

A row of small diamonds along the shank adds sparkle without stealing focus from the teardrop.

Getting the Most From Your Budget
Pears usually cost less per carat than rounds, and their elongated outline means they look large for their weight.
Lab grown pears stretch your budget further still. They're real diamonds with the same grading, so you can put the savings toward size or a nicer setting.
Whichever you choose, we'll show you a few stones side by side so you can see the value for yourself.
Here's how we build a pear shaped ring with you.
Honestly, people fall for pears for pretty simple reasons.
The taper pulls your eye down the finger.
It's long, so it reads bigger than its weight.
You won't see one on every hand.


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Crafted with Care, Guided by Integrity
We check every pear for symmetry and protect the point when we set it. Then we look after the ring with cleaning, checks and resizing for years to come.
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A pear on a slim band, with its point protected by a V-prong.
A halo follows the teardrop outline and adds extra sparkle and size.