Pear Engagement Rings

A pear, sometimes called a teardrop, has one rounded end and one point. Like the oval it spreads its weight along a longer axis, so it looks bigger than a round of the same carat and lengthens the finger. The point gives it a distinctive outline that still reads classic, and most people wear it with the point toward the fingertip.

Each Luma ring starts as a setting. You choose the style, then the diamond, then the metal. A pear works across the whole range. It sits beautifully in a solitaire, gains protection and sparkle in a halo, and anchors a three stone design. If you want a place to start, the Amaris solitaire, the Odette halo and the Thessa three stone all suit a pear. You can see the full range on the engagement rings page.

Every centre stone is a lab grown diamond, the same material as a mined one with the same hardness, clarity grades and sparkle. The only difference is origin. Pear centres run from 1.5ct upward, and each stone is independently certified. You see the exact diamond and its certificate before anything is set.

Choose 9k or 18k gold in white, yellow or rose, or platinum. Our lab grown engagement rings are made to order from £680, and because we sell direct you pay for the ring and the diamond, not a shopfront on top.

We design and make in Hatton Garden, the centre of the London jewellery trade. If you want to compare pear stones, carat weights and settings in person, book a consultation and a jeweller will take you through the options. There is no shop floor to browse, just a quiet room and the people who make the rings.