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Round Brilliant Cut DiamondPrincess Cut DiamondEmerald Cut DiamondAsscher Cut DiamondPear Cut DiamondRadiant Cut DiamondOval Cut DiamondCushion Cut DiamondHeart Cut DiamondMarquise Cut DiamondTrillian Cut Diamond
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Just briefly

Also known as: PENDELOQUE or TEARDROP

Unique FeaturesFacetsL / W RatioOriginExpert Tip
Curved end with a single point.Commonly 56 to 581.50-1.70Fifteenth CenturyTends to elongate the finger, Clarity above SI and I color.

Features

The pear shape is another cut that utilises the round brilliant cut and a Marquise Cut in a varied and unique way. A ratio of 1.50 and 1.70 is usual and the stone is usually cut with 58 facets, the pavilion facets can vary depending on the size which may range from 4 to 8 facets.

Pear Cut 1

Some pear shape diamonds can suffer from a detrimental cutting flaw which causes them to display what’s known as the “bowtie effect”. This effect tends to cast a shadow or ‘flat spot’ in the center of the stone. A well cut stone with will not have this effect. Other diamonds that are commonly effected the Heart, Marquise and Oval cuts.  An ideal cut pear shape is one with a polished girdle and a rounded off culet.  Color higher than ‘H’ is advised due to the pronounced visibility towards the tip of the pear. Learn more about ‘Bow Tie Effects’