Loose Pear Cut Diamonds
Discover the epitome of elegance and versatility with our exquisite collection of loose pear cut diamonds. Renowned for their timeless allure and unparalleled brilliance, pear-shaped diamonds captivate admirers with their unique blend of sophistication and charm. Whether you're seeking a captivating centerpiece for an engagement ring or looking to elevate your jewelry collection with a touch of glamour, our hand-selected loose pear cut diamonds offer endless possibilities for crafting bespoke masterpieces. Explore our curated selection today and unlock the brilliance of these mesmerizing gems, perfect for those who appreciate the extraordinary in every facet.
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Diamond Shape:
Diamonds
Shape
A diamond
can come in many different shapes, which can be largely
dependent on the shape of the rough crystal from which a diamond
is
cut. The Round Brilliant is by far the most popular shape,
making up
almost 80% of all diamonds cut. Any other shapes outside of the
Round Brilliant is referred to by it’s name or a blanket term of
“Fancy Shape.”
Diamonds Shape
A diamond
can come in many different shapes, which can be largely
dependent on the shape of the rough crystal from which a diamond
is
cut. The Round Brilliant is by far the most popular shape,
making up
almost 80% of all diamonds cut. Any other shapes outside of the
Round Brilliant is referred to by it’s name or a blanket term of
“Fancy Shape.”
Carat:
Diamonds
Carat
Carat is
a measure of a diamond’s weight. The larger the carat weight,
the more rare and valuable the diamond will be. A diamond’s
physical appearance is not only influenced by its carat weight,
but the quality of its craftsmanship also has a significant
impact. Properly proportioned diamonds with an excellent cut
grade will look larger and more beautiful than a poorly cut
diamond.
Diamonds Carat
Carat is
a measure of a diamond’s weight. The larger the carat weight,
the more rare and valuable the diamond will be. A diamond’s
physical appearance is not only influenced by its carat weight,
but the quality of its craftsmanship also has a significant
impact. Properly proportioned diamonds with an excellent cut
grade will look larger and more beautiful than a poorly cut
diamond.
Cut:
Diamonds
Cut
Cut is the term used to refer to the overall quality and
care of a diamond’s craftsmanship. Cut is an extremely
important characteristic in determining the overall beauty
and fire of a diamond. For this reason we always suggest
choosing the highest cut grade available for your budget and
desired characteristics.
Diamonds Cut
Cut is the term used to refer to the overall quality and
care of a diamond’s craftsmanship. Cut is an extremely
important characteristic in determining the overall beauty
and fire of a diamond. For this reason we always suggest
choosing the highest cut grade available for your budget and
desired characteristics.
Excellent/Ideal
Very Good
Good
Color:
Diamonds
Color
Color is
graded based on the lack or presences of color in a diamond.
Color can be found within diamonds in hues of both yellow and
brown. A diamond will receive a higher color grade with less
color present in the diamond. Color grades range from D-Z with D
being the highest grade without any color present at all.
Diamonds Color
Color is
graded based on the lack or presences of color in a diamond.
Color can be found within diamonds in hues of both yellow and
brown. A diamond will receive a higher color grade with less
color present in the diamond. Color grades range from D-Z with D
being the highest grade without any color present at all.
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
Clarity:
Diamonds
Clarity
Clarity refers to the number and size of small imperfections
found in nearly all diamonds. These imperfections often
referred to as inclusions, determine a diamond’s clarity
grade. A diamond with a larger number and more frequent
inclusions will receive a lower clarity grade than a diamond
with very few inclusions.
Diamonds Clarity
Clarity refers to the number and size of small imperfections
found in nearly all diamonds. These imperfections often
referred to as inclusions, determine a diamond’s clarity
grade. A diamond with a larger number and more frequent
inclusions will receive a lower clarity grade than a diamond
with very few inclusions.
IF
VVS1
VVS2
VS1
VS2
SI1
SI2