Pear-Shaped Diamonds

The teardrop cut combines a rounded crown with a sharp point, giving it an elongated yet serene appearance. For the same weight, it offers more surface area than a round stone. In our live inventory, you’ll find teardrop cuts in both lab-grown and naturally formed varieties, each certified by IGI or GIA, with transparent pricing and a 14-day right of return.

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19.835 Diamonds

All prices include sales tax.

StoneShapeClarityPol.Sym.Fluorine.LaboratoryDimensionsL/WTableDepthDeliveryBookmark
360°Pear0,35DIFVery goodEXEXNoneIGI6,28 × 3,92 × 2,431,6059 %62,0 %7–9 wt.800 €
360°Pear0,33DVVS1Very goodEXEXNoneIGI6,23 × 3,81 × 2,401,6460 %63,0 %7–9 wt.510 €
Pear1,06EVS1Very goodVGVGNoneIGI8,81 × 5,86 × 3,571,5059 %60,9 %7–9 wt.1.120 €
360°Pear0,75DIFVery goodEXEXNoneIGI7,81 × 5,16 × 3,261,5160 %63,2 %7–9 wt.1.920 €
360°Pear2,17DVS1Very goodVGVGNoneGIA11,76 × 7,21 × 4,341,6361 %60,2 %7–9 wt.2.060 €
360°Pear0,66DVVS2Very goodEXEXNoneIGI7,59 × 4,92 × 2,961,5457 %60,2 %7–9 wt.730 €
360°Pear0,39DIFVery goodEXEXNoneIGI6,71 × 4,07 × 2,411,6559 %59,2 %7–9 wt.880 €
360°Pear0,35DVS2Very goodEXVGNoneIGI5,93 × 3,96 × 2,471,5057 %62,4 %7–9 wt.460 €
360°Pear3,69EVS2Very goodEXVGNoneGIA13,91 × 8,73 × 5,241,5961 %60,0 %7–9 wt.3.160 €
360°Pear0,60DIFVery goodEXVGNoneIGI7,52 × 4,76 × 2,941,5854 %61,8 %7–9 wt.1.110 €
360°Pear0,71DIFVery goodEXEXNoneIGI8,03 × 5,01 × 3,101,6054 %61,9 %7–9 wt.1.820 €
360°Pear0,68DVVS2Very goodEXEXNoneIGI7,92 × 4,84 × 3,011,6456 %62,2 %7–9 wt.750 €
360°Pear0,57EIFVery goodEXEXNoneIGI7,32 × 4,76 × 2,891,5458 %60,7 %7–9 wt.1.290 €
360°Pear0,44DVVS1Very goodEXEXNoneIGI6,88 × 4,35 × 2,571,5861 %59,1 %7–9 wt.540 €
360°Pear4,03DVS1Very goodEXVGNoneGIA14,11 × 8,92 × 5,461,5861 %61,2 %7–9 wt.4.620 €
360°Pear0,33DVVS2Very goodEXEXNoneIGI6,34 × 3,90 × 2,291,6361 %58,7 %7–9 wt.660 €
360°Pear2,17FVS1Very goodEXVGNoneGIA11,52 × 7,14 × 4,451,6159 %62,3 %7–9 wt.1.910 €
360°Pear0,56DVVS1Very goodEXVGNoneIGI7,50 × 4,68 × 2,721,6060 %58,1 %7–9 wt.700 €
360°Pear0,47DVVS1Very goodVGVGNoneIGI7,02 × 4,48 × 2,581,5756 %57,6 %7–9 wt.690 €
360°Pear0,32DIFVery goodEXEXNoneIGI6,13 × 3,83 × 2,321,6057 %60,6 %7–9 wt.750 €
360°Pear0,36DVVS2Very goodEXEXNoneIGI6,48 × 4,00 × 2,511,6262 %62,8 %7–9 wt.700 €
360°Pear0,46DIFVery goodEXEXNoneIGI7,34 × 4,37 × 2,481,6860 %56,8 %7–9 wt.1.070 €
360°Pear0,56EIFVery goodEXEXNoneIGI7,15 × 4,71 × 2,941,5256 %62,4 %7–9 wt.1.270 €
360°Pear2,79EVS1Very goodEXVGNoneGIA12,66 × 7,68 × 4,771,6561 %62,1 %7–9 wt.2.460 €

0,35 ct Pear

D · IF

800 €

0,33 ct Pear

D · VVS1

510 €

1,06 ct Pear

E · VS1

1.120 €

0,75 ct Pear

D · IF

1.920 €

2,17 ct Pear

D · VS1

2.060 €

0,66 ct Pear

D · VVS2

730 €

0,39 ct Pear

D · IF

880 €

0,35 ct Pear

D · VS2

460 €

3,69 ct Pear

E · VS2

3.160 €

0,60 ct Pear

D · IF

1.110 €

0,71 ct Pear

D · IF

1.820 €

0,68 ct Pear

D · VVS2

750 €

0,57 ct Pear

E · IF

1.290 €

0,44 ct Pear

D · VVS1

540 €

4,03 ct Pear

D · VS1

4.620 €

0,33 ct Pear

D · VVS2

660 €

2,17 ct Pear

F · VS1

1.910 €

0,56 ct Pear

D · VVS1

700 €

0,47 ct Pear

D · VVS1

690 €

0,32 ct Pear

D · IF

750 €

0,36 ct Pear

D · VVS2

700 €

0,46 ct Pear

D · IF

1.070 €

0,56 ct Pear

E · IF

1.270 €

2,79 ct Pear

E · VS1

2.460 €

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Drops: Size per carat

CaratApprox. size (mm)
0.5 ctapprox. 6.7 × 4.4 mm
1 ctapprox. 8.5 × 5.5 mm
1.5 ctapprox. 9.7 × 6.3 mm
2 ctapprox. 10.7 × 6.9 mm
3 ctapprox. 12.3 × 7.9 mm

Standard length-to-width ratio: 1.45–1.65

What to Look for in Teardrop-Shaped Diamonds

What Really Matters When It Comes to the Cut

The GIA does not assign a cut grade to pear-shaped diamonds, but the IGI now does. Other important factors include symmetry, polish, and the length-to-width ratio, which is traditionally between 1.45 and 1.65. Check whether the point sits exactly on the center axis of the crown and whether the shoulders are evenly rounded. The “bow tie”—the dark cross-shadow in the center—should also remain inconspicuous in the stone’s image.

Colour and Clarity in the Round Brilliant Cut

As with all elongated shapes, body color tends to concentrate at the tip. Grades G through H still look clean there, but for larger stones, grades F through G are the safer choice. Brilliant-cut facets are good at hiding inclusions, so VS2 and often SI1 stones appear eye-clean. Just make sure there are no inclusions directly in or near the tip.

Size in millimeters per carat

A 1-carat pear-shaped diamond measures approximately 8.5 × 5.5 mm; a 1.5-carat stone measures approximately 9.7 × 6.3 mm; and a 2-carat stone measures approximately 10.7 × 6.9 mm. The length is thus significantly greater than the diameter of a round stone of the same weight, which makes the pear-shaped diamond appear particularly striking on slender fingers.

Frequently Asked Questions

In which direction do you wear a drop?

Most often, the tip points toward the hand—that is, away from the wrist. This makes the finger look longer. There’s no rule about it; some people deliberately wear the drop the other way around. The only important thing is that the setting protects the tip neatly in the chosen direction.

Is the tip of a drop delicate?

The tip is the thinnest part and therefore the spot where a hard impact is most likely to cause damage. For this reason, a V-shaped bezel that encases precisely this edge is standard. With a V-shaped bezel, a drop-shaped stone is suitable for everyday wear, even if it requires a little more care than a round stone.

What is the standard ratio for drips?

Traditionally, the length-to-width ratio ranges between 1.45 and 1.65. If it’s lower than that, the stone looks stocky; if it’s higher, it looks very narrow. This ratio is listed on every IGI or GIA certificate, so you can directly compare two stones before making your decision.

Does a teardrop cost less than a round diamond?

For the same weight and quality, fancy cuts—such as the teardrop—are generally priced lower than round cuts because less raw material is lost during the cutting process. You can see the specific prices directly on the stone in our live inventory; the current daily price applies in each case.

Lab-grown diamond or natural diamond?

Lab-grown diamonds and natural diamonds are both composed of pure carbon and share the same crystal structure, hardness, and refractive index. The difference lies in their formation: one forms over millions of years in the Earth’s mantle, the other in a matter of weeks in a laboratory. Visually, they are indistinguishable without specialized laboratory equipment. Lab-grown diamonds are significantly less expensive than comparable natural diamonds, which is why, with the same budget, you can often get more carats or a higher clarity grade. Both types come with a laboratory certificate from us; you can look up the report number directly with the laboratory.

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