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Pear Cut Loose Diamonds
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Natural Loose Natural Diamond 1.061ct Very Light Brown Pear
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Natural Loose Natural Diamond 0.569ct Light Pink Pear
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Natural Loose Natural Diamond 0.7ct Light Pink Pear
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Natural Loose Natural Diamond 0.836ct Very Light Pink Pear
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Natural Loose Natural Diamond 1.029ct Faint Green Pear
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Natural Loose Natural Diamond 0.7ct Colorless E Pear
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Natural Loose Natural Diamond Light Purplish Pink 0.722ct Pear
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Sold outNatural Loose Natural Diamond 0.504ct Fancy Deep Yellow Pear
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Sold outNatural Loose Natural Diamond 0.697ct Fancy Dark Brownish Yellow
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Sold outNatural Loose Natural Diamond 0.703ct Colorless D Pear
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Sold outNatural Loose Natural Diamond 1.018ct Near Colorless H Pear
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Sold outNatural Loose Natural Diamond 2.26ct Colorless F Pear
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Sold outNatural Loose Natural Diamond 1.028ct Fancy Greenish Yellow Pear
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Sold outNatural Loose Natural Diamond 1.549ct Fancy Yellow Pear
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Sold outNatural Loose Natural Diamond 0.808ct Light Bluish Green Pear
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How to Choose a Pear Cut Loose Diamond
Why Pear Cut for a Custom Piece
The pear cut — sometimes called pear shape or teardrop — is one of the most versatile loose diamond shapes for custom jewelry, performing beautifully across rings, necklaces, and earrings in ways that more symmetrical shapes like round or cushion do not. It combines the 58-facet brilliant structure of round cut with an elongated directional form: one rounded end, one pointed. The result is a shape with strong brilliance, a recognizable silhouette, and a visual elongating effect on whatever it adorns. For rings, pointing the tip toward the fingertip slims and lengthens the finger. For pendants, the shape draws the eye naturally downward and catches light from multiple angles at the neckline. For earrings, matched pear cut stones create a classic, proportioned drop. Our pear cut loose diamonds are graded D and E — the top two colorless grades — with GIA and CGL certification, representing the clearest, most transparent expression of the shape's inherent brilliance.
Symmetry and Proportion — The Two Critical Factors
For pear cut loose diamonds, symmetry is the single most important quality factor — more so than for any other shape in our loose collection. Both halves of the stone must mirror each other precisely along the central axis, from the rounded end to the pointed tip. Even slight asymmetry is immediately visible in a finished piece, disrupting the shape's natural elegance. The symmetry grade on the GIA or CGL certificate is a useful starting point, with Excellent or Very Good recommended for jewelry-quality pear cuts. The length-to-width ratio equally affects how the stone reads: a ratio of 1.50 to 1.75 is generally considered the most balanced and appealing proportion, with lower ratios reading rounder and higher ratios appearing more elongated and dramatic. Viewing the actual stone in person is the most reliable way to assess both symmetry and proportion — photographs rarely capture subtle irregularities that become apparent when you hold the stone directly.
From Loose Stone to Custom Jewelry
After selecting a pear cut loose diamond, we can create a custom piece in your preferred jewelry type and metal. For rings, common settings include a V-prong solitaire (which protects the pointed tip and suits the stone's directional character), halo designs, and three-stone settings. For necklaces, pear cut pendants are typically set in a simple bezel or prong bail, with the rounded end at top and the point facing downward. For earrings, matching pear cut stones in a drop or stud-drop setting create a refined, proportioned look. We work in 18K white gold, yellow gold, rose gold, and platinum. Browse our pear cut diamond ring collection to see finished examples, or contact us to discuss a custom order for any jewelry type.
Frequently Asked Questions
Symmetry is the single most critical factor for pear cut diamonds. Both halves of the stone must mirror each other precisely along the central axis — from rounded end to pointed tip. Even slight asymmetry becomes immediately visible in a finished piece. Check the symmetry grade on the GIA or CGL certificate (Excellent or Very Good recommended), and verify by viewing the stone in person. Length-to-width ratio is the second key factor — 1.50 to 1.75 is the most balanced range.
Yes — pear cut is one of the most versatile shapes for custom jewelry across multiple types. As a pendant necklace, the teardrop shape creates an elegant silhouette at the neckline that catches light in multiple directions. As earrings, matched pear cut stones in a drop setting create a classic, proportioned look. As a ring, pointing the tip toward the fingertip slims and elongates the finger. We can create custom pieces in all of these formats after you select a loose stone.
Start with the symmetry grade on the GIA or CGL certificate — Excellent or Very Good indicates well-executed symmetry. However, the certificate grade is not a substitute for viewing the stone directly. When you hold a pear cut diamond face-up and look at it from directly above, the two halves should be perfectly mirrored across the central axis, with no deviation at the rounded end, the shoulder, or the pointed tip. We strongly recommend viewing in person at our Okachimachi office before purchasing.
Yes. All pear cut loose diamonds at Weiss carry GIA or CGL certification, documenting color grade, clarity, carat weight, and symmetry grade — the symmetry grade being particularly important for evaluating pear cut quality. Our current pear cut collection is graded D and E color, representing the top two colorless grades.
Yes. After selecting a pear cut loose diamond, our craftsmen can create a custom ring, necklace, or earrings in your preferred metal — 18K white gold, yellow gold, rose gold, or platinum. Common settings for pear cut rings include V-prong solitaire (which protects the tip), halo, and three-stone designs. For necklaces, a prong or bezel bail pendant setting works well. Contact us to discuss your requirements.
Yes. Our appointment-only office is in Okachimachi, Tokyo. For pear cut in particular, symmetry and proportion are much more clearly assessed in person than through photographs — subtle irregularities that don't read in images become apparent immediately when you hold the stone directly. Please book an appointment through our contact page or by phone.
Yes. Pear cut's elongated form suits fancy color diamonds well — particularly for pendants and engagement rings where the directional shape and color combine to create a striking, individual piece. Yellow and pink pear cut diamonds are popular choices for custom work. Contact us for current availability of fancy color pear cut loose diamonds.
Prefer a finished piece? See our Pear cut Diamond Rings.