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Pear Shape Diamond Guide

Graceful tapered silhouette. Learn about proportions, appearance, advantages, settings and natural diamond selection.

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What Is a Pear Shape Diamond?

Pear Shape Diamond is a distinctive natural diamond shape valued for graceful tapered silhouette. Shape describes the outline and facet style; cut quality describes workmanship and light performance.

Typical ratio: 1.45–1.75. Treat ratio as a style guide rather than a strict rule.

Advantages

  • Distinctive visual character
  • Works with several engagement-ring settings
  • Can be selected to match personal style

Considerations

  • Fancy shapes vary between individual stones
  • Outline and symmetry require visual review
  • Millimeter dimensions matter alongside carat weight

How to Evaluate This Shape

Factor What to Review
Outline Symmetry, balance, corners, points and shoulders
Ratio 1.45–1.75
Light Performance Brightness, contrast and distracting dark areas
Measurements Length, width and total depth
Clarity Position and visibility of inclusions
Setting Security, comfort and protection of vulnerable areas

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is this diamond shape?

Pear Shape Diamond is known for graceful tapered silhouette.

What ratio is commonly preferred?

A common reference range is 1.45–1.75, but personal preference and outline balance remain important.

Does it look large for its carat weight?

Visible size depends on millimeter dimensions, total depth and outline—not carat weight alone.

What should I check before buying?

Review symmetry, outline, brightness, dark areas, dimensions, clarity placement and setting protection.

Can I compare natural diamonds at S.Diamond?

Yes. S.Diamond offers personal consultations at CentralWorld Bangkok.

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