PEAR CUT
MOISSANITE RINGS

There is no required direction. Wearing the pointed end toward the fingertip can emphasize length, while reversing the stone creates a different and slightly less traditional appearance.

Pear cuts can create generous face-up presence because their length distributes visual coverage along the finger. Perceived size still depends on dimensions, carat weight and the surrounding setting.

A setting that securely supports the tapered end is useful. Protective or V-shaped prongs are commonly used to help reduce direct contact with the pointed tip.

Both are elongated shapes, but an oval remains rounded at both ends while a pear cut narrows to one point. This makes pear-shaped rings more directional and visibly asymmetric.

A pear shape has one rounded end and one pointed end, while a marquise cut has two tapered tips. Pear cuts therefore feel softer and asymmetric, whereas marquise stones create a more balanced pointed outline.

Some elongated brilliant-style stones can show a darker bow-shaped area across the centre under certain lighting. Its visibility varies between stones and can change as the ring moves.

Yes. Complimentary engraving is available on eligible STDIAM styles. Bespoke ring design is also available as a paid service, depending on the stone, metal, setting and complexity of the design.

Start with an accurate finger measurement and consider the width of the band when selecting your size. For measuring guidance, see the STDIAM ring size guide.