Pear lab-grown diamond reference illustration

Shape & selection guide

Pear lab-grown diamonds.

A pear combines a rounded end with a pointed tip. The balance between the shoulders, rounded end and point determines its silhouette; two stones with the same weight and ratio can still have different outlines and centre contrast.

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A considered choice.

Reference illustrations show the silhouette, not a currently available stone.

1.00 ct · D–F · VS1–VS2

Pear diamond

Approx. 9.00 × 5.50 mm

Estimated EU budget

From €420

VAT & delivery allowances included

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1.50 ct · D–F · VS1–VS2

Pear diamond

Approx. 10.30 × 6.30 mm

Estimated EU budget

From €550

VAT & delivery allowances included

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2.00 ct · D–F · VS1–VS2

Pear diamond

Approx. 11.34 × 6.93 mm

Estimated EU budget

From €780

VAT & delivery allowances included

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3.00 ct · D–F · VS1–VS2

Pear diamond

Approx. 12.98 × 7.93 mm

Estimated EU budget

From €1,210

VAT & delivery allowances included

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Pear diamond prices and face-up size

Compare the same D colour and VS1 clarity preference across weights. Different grades, individual dimensions and visual performance may change the final quote. A report number, material disclosure and imagery of the actual stone are agreed before ordering.

D / VS1 loose lab-grown diamond planning budgets · EUR
Carat	Approx. length × width	Guide budget
1.00 ct	9.00 × 5.50 mm	€460
1.50 ct	10.30 × 6.30 mm	€590
2.00 ct	11.34 × 6.93 mm	€870
3.00 ct	12.98 × 7.93 mm	€1,570

Reviewed 2026-10-04; numeric guides available until 2026-11-03. Includes delivery, import / clearance and VAT planning allowances, not a fixed tax-inclusive offer or live stock. Jewellery manufacture is excluded. Dimensions are visualiser estimates, not measurements of an available stone. Read the full pricing assumptions.

What to check in a pear diamond

Check that the point aligns with the centre of the rounded end and that both shoulders look balanced.
Assess any bow-tie contrast while the diamond gently moves in more than one lighting condition.
Confirm tip condition and how the mounting will protect it.

Plan the setting around the stone

Choose the direction of the point with your jeweller; there is no compulsory wearing orientation. A protective tip setting must suit the actual stone, not just the illustration.

Verify the selected stone’s report and confirm growth origin and any treatment disclosure. Reference images, grades and estimated dimensions on this page do not certify a specific diamond.

For a deeper explanation: The diamond bow-tie effect: how to assess an oval, pear or marquise..

Educational reference: GIA’s diamond-shape guide. Our notes are selection guidance, not a laboratory cut grade.

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Explore nine shapes, from 0.30 to 5.00 carats. Compare their face-up proportions on a reference hand.

Carat weight: 1.00 ct
Approx. length × width: 9.00 × 5.50 mm

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Illustrative proportions, not a true-to-life screen scale. Actual measurements and appearance vary; your final selection is assessed using its laboratory report and imagery. Fancy shapes scale from typical one-carat dimensions.

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