Engagement Ring Trend: Pear-Shaped Diamonds
Though round and emerald-cut diamonds will always be seen as classic and traditional, some shapes find themselves embraced in different time periods. Right now, we are seeing the pear-shaped diamond have a bit of a moment, and it’s easy to see why. The teardrop shape elongates fingers and looks equally graceful set as a solitaire, with a halo, or with side stones.
The standard way to way a pear-shaped diamond is with the point facing inward, towards you; however, some brides prefer the look of the pointed end of the diamond to face outward toward the fingertips. Either method is beautiful, but the pointed-out style should be avoided by those who frequently work with their hands, as the end can easily catch on things.
Below are our favorite engagement rings featuring pear-shaped diamonds – set in a variety of styles, all worn by real brides. Click each photo to see what kind of wedding they had after being proposed to with these stunning rings.
Photo by Roey Yohai Photography
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Photo by Samuel Lippke Studios
For a similar look, see 12 oval diamond rings and then find out what your engagement ring setting says about you.