Pear shaped engagement rings seem to ebb and flow in popularity, but recently, they've seen a boom. They are, however, a mainstay among the most glamorous of us. Very often considered the Queen of Diamonds, Elizabeth Taylor received a whopping 69.42 carat pear cut diamond ring from her beau Richard Burton. The ring was so heavy that Taylor later reset it in a stunning diamond necklace.

Countless celebrities have sported a pear shaped ring in recent history, such as Victoria Beckham, Paris Hilton, Ariana Grande and Cardi B. Perhaps you’re next, darling!

The pear is one of the more expensive cuts, but not the most expensive. That said, the pear cut lends itself to more finger coverage than diamond cuts of equal carat weight, since it’s less bottom-heavy and has more spread than other shapes. So you can purchase a pear shaped diamond of lesser carat weight and still achieve the look you want.

A diamond's four Cs (cut, color, clarity, and carat weight) all influence the price of a diamond, as does an individual retailer’s pricing strategies. The world moves fast, so trends in diamonds and fine jewelry are always changing, and the market fluctuates according to supply and demand. If you love an pear shaped diamond, we at Frank Darling can absolutely find you a stone worthy of a “Yes!”

First things first, let's address the big question: how much does a pear shaped diamond engagement ring actually cost? Well, darling, while we wish we could have a concrete number of how much you can expect to pay, there are so many settings and factors that determine the overall price that there really is no definitive number.

But let's break it down as best as we can.

First things first, let's talk diamonds. A natural pear shaped diamond will cost you more than a lab created diamond. You know, because a mined diamond has to pass through all of the top layers of the earth before crowning your finger. For example, a 1.01 carat natural pear cut diamond with G-color, a Very Good cut grade, and a clarity grade of VVS2 can set you back around $6,000. Meanwhile, a lab created diamond with identical grades can start on average at $950 (while also maintaining the same chemical and physical properties of the natural diamond).

Another determining factor of your diamond cost is going to be the 4Cs. These are the factors work together to give your diamond its dazzling appeal and determine its overall worth and include cut, color, clarity, and carat.

The cut is all about the sparkle, baby! A well-cut pear diamond will capture and reflect light in the most enchanting way, making it dance on your finger. The better the cut, the higher the price tag. So, if you want that jaw-dropping brilliance, be prepared to invest a bit more in a higher-quality cut.

Next up, we have color. It's all about finding that perfect balance. The most valuable diamonds are colorless, but subtle variations can occur.

Clarity is another important factor and refers to the presence of any tiny blemishes or inclusions. The fewer inclusions, the higher the clarity grade, and the higher the price. But hey, a few imperfections can add character, right? Embrace the uniqueness, my friend.

Finally, we have the carat, and this is where size really matters. The larger the carat weight, the higher the cost.

Diamond aside, the setting of your engagement ring also contributes to the overall cost of the ring. For example, choosing 14k yellow, rose, or white gold will be more affordable than opting for platinum. And let's not forget about the side stones, darling. A sprinkling of diamonds along the band can elevate the entire look and add a little extra oomph (and a little extra cost).

Ultimately, trying to offer a price on a pear cut engagement ring is futile...there's just too many factors. But knowing what you like, and what you're willing to possibly compromise allows you to find a rocking pear cut engagement ring that doesn't skimp on style or hurt your wallet.

Pear shaped engagement beauties are versatile and can be styled in countless ways to match your unique look and personality. So, whether you're a classic minimalist or a bold trendsetter, here are some tips on how to make that pear-shaped dazzler shine.

First and foremost, let's talk about the setting. A pear diamond looks stunning when it's set in a solitaire, where the stone can truly take center stage. But if you're feeling a little extra, a halo setting can add some extra sparkle to your ring finger. No matter what setting you choose, just make sure it enhances the natural beauty of your ring.

Now, let's move on to the fun part—stacking! A pear-shaped engagement ring looks fabulous when paired with a variety of stacking bands. You can opt for a simple band for a minimalistic look, or a diamond-encrusted band for some serious bedazzling! A mixed-metal stacking band can also add a trendy twist to your classic pear-shaped beauty. The options are endless, my friend.

But wait, there's more! If you really want to push the envelope, try pairing your pear-shaped engagement ring with some other funky jewelry pieces. A statement ring or a pair of bold diamond stud earrings can add some extra flair to your overall look and show off your unique style. So, whether you're an accessorizing pro or a newbie to the bling life, you can't go wrong with a stunning pear-shaped engagement ring. Just remember, wear it with confidence, and you're sure to turn heads and shine bright like a diamond!

If you're even considering a pear-shaped engagement ring, you're already on the right track! Pear-shaped diamonds are having a major moment, and I'm here for it. They offer the best of both worlds - the soft feminine curves of a round brilliant and the unique tapering effect of a Marquise cut. Talk about a match made in diamond heaven.

If you're someone who loves to stand out from the crowd and is drawn to the unconventional, then a pear-shaped diamond might just be the perfect choice for you. It's a shape that's both elegant and daring, and it will always catch the eye of anyone in the room.

And let's not forget about the versatility of a pear-shaped diamond. It looks amazing in a variety of settings, from a simple solitaire to an elaborate halo or even a vintage-inspired design. Plus, thanks to its elongated shape, a pear-shaped diamond can actually make your fingers appear longer and more slender. Who doesn't want a little extra boost of confidence?

But here's the real question, darling: why settle for the traditional when you can have the best of both worlds? A pear-shaped diamond engagement ring combines the classic elegance of a round brilliant with the eye-catching sparkle of a marquise cut. It's a shape that's both timeless and modern, and it's sure to make a statement wherever you go.

Choose a band that complements the shape and style of your pear engagement ring. Opt for a thin and delicate band to keep the focus on the main attraction or go for a diamond-studded one to add extra sparkle. If you're feeling adventurous, mix in colored gemstones like sapphires or fancy color diamonds for a trendy multi-color effect.

Another note is to look for rings that have a similar aesthetic to your pear engagement ring. Curved bands are a dreamy match as they gracefully wrap around the contours of the pear diamond, especially if your ring is low profile. And consider a wedding band or stackable ring with pavé or bead-set diamonds for a touch of extra sparkle. To elevate the stack, try adding contrast. Play with different textures, gemstones, or diamond shapes. A vintage-inspired milgrain or filigree wedding band, or something with intricate detailing can add a touch of old-world charm. Alternatively, a sleek and modern band in a geometric shape can create a striking contrast against the pear shaped engagement ring. Remember, it's all about creating a unique and personalized stack that reflects your style and personality.

If you're the type who loves variety, don't be afraid to experiment. Mix and match different metals, try asymmetrical stacks, or add a statement ring for a bold touch. Stacking rings allow for endless creativity and the freedom to change up your look whenever you desire. Ultimately, stacking an pear shaped engagement ring is your own jewelry masterpiece. Consider the shape, style, and aesthetic of each ring, experiment with different combinations, and embrace your inner artist.

Yes, but do consider that its sharp tip can be prone to chipping, especially if you wear your ring while cooking, cleaning or doing anything involving friction with your hands, especially against metal. Because of this, we recommend placing a v-tip prong on the tip of your pear shaped diamond if your stone is prong set.