Pear Cut Ruby Gemstones

Pear cut rubies merge the intense red brilliance of this precious stone with an elegant teardrop profile. Our collection features one-of-a-kind gems where the pear's unique geometry creates a remarkable canvas for displaying rich crimson hues, with enhanced color concentration at the point and expansive brilliance in the rounded end.
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Diamond shape refers to the overall outline and facets of a diamond. It’s a crucial factor that affects a diamond’s brilliance, fire, and scintillation – its ability to reflect light and sparkle.

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Carat weight

Diamond weight, also known as carat weight, is a measure of a diamond’s mass. It’s one of the four Cs (carat, cut, clarity, and color) that determine a diamond’s value and price.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What makes pear cut ruby gemstones uniquely elegant?

Pear cut ruby gemstones combine the brilliance of a round cut with the graceful taper of a marquise, creating a distinctive teardrop silhouette that appears both classic and contemporary. Their asymmetrical aesthetic offers unique visual interest unmatched by other shapes, while the cutting style concentrates the ruby’s natural color at the point for dramatic effect. These rare precious stones create a slenderizing illusion when worn vertically in jewelry, making them particularly valuable both as investment pieces and as original design elements in bespoke creations.

How should I judge the quality of a pear shaped ruby?

When evaluating a pear shaped ruby, assess its symmetry first—the stone should have perfectly balanced shoulders and a well-centered point without distortion. The most valuable specimens display exceptional color consistency throughout, with GIA certified documentation confirming their natural origin and quality characteristics. Look for proper length-to-width ratio (ideally 1.5:1 to 1.75:1) and ensure the stone has no visible “bow-tie” effect across its center—these factors significantly impact both the aesthetic appeal and worth of genuine pear cut rubies.

Which settings work best for loose pear cut rubies?

Protective V-prong or halo settings work exceptionally well for loose pear cut rubies, safeguarding the delicate point while enhancing the stone’s natural beauty and worth. For purchasing the highest quality specimens, consider settings that elevate the stone to allow maximum light interaction with the pavilion facets, showcasing the ruby’s rare red color and brilliance. Custom bezel settings also provide excellent protection while highlighting the distinctive teardrop silhouette of these conflict-free precious stones, creating a perfect balance between security and aesthetic appeal.

Do pear cut ruby gemstones appear larger than their actual carat weight?

Pear cut ruby gemstones typically appear 10-15% larger than round cuts of equivalent carat weight due to their elongated shape and greater surface area, offering superior value per visual impact. This enhanced size perception makes them cost-effective choices when purchasing premium rubies, as you effectively get more visible real gemstone for your investment. The tapered silhouette creates a slimming effect on the finger while maximizing the appearance of these natural precious stones, making them particularly desirable for those seeking both aesthetic appeal and practical worth in fine gemstone acquisitions.