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Collection: Pear Shaped Lab Grown Diamond

Frequently Asked Questions

Pear-shaped lab-grown diamonds range from $63 to $54,000 depending on cut, color, clarity, and carat. On average, they cost around $1,000.

A pear-shaped lab diamond features a teardrop-like silhouette, blending the sparkle of a round cut with the tapered point of a marquise. These diamonds are grown in labs using advanced tech, providing a sustainable, beautiful alternative to mined stones.

To pick a top-quality pear-shaped lab diamond, consider the 4 Cs—especially cut. Look for symmetry, a sharp point aligned with the rounded end, and balanced curves. A length-to-width ratio of 1.45 to 1.75 is ideal.

The cost of pear-shaped diamonds is similar to other shapes and depends on carat, color, clarity, and cut. Lab-grown versions are typically less expensive than mined ones.

Pear-shaped lab diamonds work well in settings like halo, solitaire, or side-stone. A V-prong is ideal to protect the pointed tip.

Clean your pear-shaped lab diamond often with warm soapy water and a soft brush. Have a jeweler check it occasionally, especially to protect the pointed end.