Pear Shape Gemstones
The teardrop silhouette of a pear-shaped gemstone is graceful and distinctive. Elongating and flattering, it is a favorite for pendants, earrings, and engagement rings alike.
Pear Shaped Gemstones
The pear shape — sometimes called a teardrop — combines the pointed tip of a marquise with the rounded base of an oval, creating one of the most elegant and distinctive gemstone silhouettes. Pear-shaped sapphires, rubies, and emeralds are particularly prized for pendants and drop earrings, where the stone can hang freely to display its full beauty.
FAQs — Pear Gemstones
Which settings work best for pear-shaped gemstones?
Bezel and east-west prong settings are popular for pear gems in rings, while V-prong settings protect the pointed tip. For pendants, a simple bail at the rounded end allows the stone to swing gracefully.
Pear Shape Gemstones
The teardrop silhouette of a pear-shaped gemstone is graceful and distinctive. Elongating and flattering, it is a favorite for pendants, earrings, and engagement rings alike.
Pear Shaped Gemstones
The pear shape — sometimes called a teardrop — combines the pointed tip of a marquise with the rounded base of an oval, creating one of the most elegant and distinctive gemstone silhouettes. Pear-shaped sapphires, rubies, and emeralds are particularly prized for pendants and drop earrings, where the stone can hang freely to display its full beauty.
FAQs — Pear Gemstones
Which settings work best for pear-shaped gemstones?
Bezel and east-west prong settings are popular for pear gems in rings, while V-prong settings protect the pointed tip. For pendants, a simple bail at the rounded end allows the stone to swing gracefully.
