Pear Cut Diamond

The pear cut diamond combines the brilliance of a round cut with the elongation of a marquise cut. This is what gives it its distinctive teardrop shape that makes it both elegant and unique.

The pear shape is often associated with tears of joy or raindrops, representing new beginnings, making it a deeply symbolic choice for engagement rings.

Flemish diamond cutter Lodewyk van Berquem invented the pear cut in the 15th century, pioneering the use of polishing wheels to enhance symmetry and brilliance.

The elongated design of the pear cut diamond flatters the wearer’s hand. This is because is creates an illusion of longer, more slender fingers. No wonder it is a popular choice for those seeking elegance.

With 58 facets, the pear cut delivers exceptional brilliance and sparkle, especially when the diamond is of high quality and symmetry.