Pear Jewelry | Lab Grown Diamond | VVS CVD

This collection gathers every Ronora piece set with pear stones, across rings, pendants, earrings and bands. The pear combines a rounded end with a single point, giving it a direction no other shape has, which is why it works differently in a pendant than it does in a ring. Ronora lab grown diamonds are real CVD stones, VVS clarity, D-E-F colorless; a few pieces here are set with moissanite, stated on each product page.

Which way should a pear face?

In a ring, point toward the fingertip. This elongates the finger and is the standard orientation. In a pendant, point downward, so the stone hangs naturally with gravity. Worn the other way a pear looks unsettled, and most people notice without knowing why.

What should you check on a pear?

Symmetry along the vertical axis, since the point must sit directly opposite the centre of the rounded end. Also the shoulders, which should curve evenly rather than looking flat or pinched. And like all elongated shapes, check for a bow-tie shadow across the centre.

Frequently asked questions

Is the point fragile? It is the most vulnerable part, and should always be protected by a V-prong. In a bezel setting it is fully protected.

Which ratio is best? Around 1.45 to 1.75. Shorter reads stubby; longer becomes very narrow.