Pear Diamond Ring: Point, Profile and Accented Band

The pear shaped center gives this ring a clear direction: a rounded end at one side and a pointed tip at the other. Small round accents run along the shoulders, and warm colored metal outlines the center. The side photographs reveal the height of the setting.

Look at the point and prongs

The tip has a visible protective setting detail, while additional prongs hold the rounded portion. Have a jeweler inspect those contact points and the edge of the stone. Try the ring facing both directions to see which orientation feels natural on your hand.

An accented band rather than full eternity coverage

The lower band is plainly visible without stones. The original eternity wording therefore should not be read as diamonds continuing around the entire circumference. This example has shoulder accents with a plain section underneath.

Check the profile with a wedding band

The open basket raises the center above the finger. Try it with any neighboring band and look for contact between the bands, prongs and stone. Ask whether the current finger size can be adjusted for this particular mounting.

Confirm the center’s identity, measurements, grades and weight from its documentation. Photographs cannot establish a flawless grade. Ask our Boca Raton team about available pear diamond rings and their individual settings.