The most important part of every engagement ring easily is the center stone! When beginnning the design process, first narrow down your favorite center stone shape. Most people do not know what center stone they’d like right away. It’s normal to be between stone shapes and only the process of elimination can determine which is going to be perfect for you. Today we will focus on one of the most popular combination of stones that our clients get stuck between: oval vs. pear shape diamonds
Oval vs. Pear Shape Diamonds
When you compare oval vs. pear shape diamonds, it’s easy to understand getting stuck between these shapes. They both are rounded, elongated, and show up large on the hand. Follow along with this video comparing oval and pear diamonds as you read on. When looking at these shapes you want to pay attention to the outline ensuring the shape is crisp. Some may prefer a more elongated diamond shape. Others prefer a wider spreading belly of which gives the finger more coverage east-west. You will also want to pay attention to the bowtie effect for both of these stones. While they will never be completely non existent it can be less noticeable. The shape has to do with the diamond’s ratio and to read more about diamond ratios, please see our blog here:
We are noticing that the oval and pear cut diamonds are among the most loved diamond shapes! The oval and pear offer brilliance that can be noticed from miles away. However you get a more unique shape. If you are looking for something unique but sparkles plenty, consider oval and pear cut diamonds!