Most pear shaped engagement rings hold the stone with plain prongs and call it done. This one adds two sculpted, wing shaped panels rising up on either side, pave set edge to edge. That's the difference behind this Pear Cut Wing Style Engagement Ring a pear cut center diamond, 2.00 ct, f+ color, vs1+ clarity, cut at 7 x 10mm, lab grown, framed by pave set accent stones running beneath it and up into the wings. Same size, same grade, in a natural stone you'd be paying a lot more for it. This one skips that.

Where a pear shaped setting sits flat against the finger the wings on this one rise up and catch light from angles a flush setting can't so it looks bigger on the hand than the carat count alone suggests. It works for an engagement holds up fine as a statement anniversary piece and stands out enough to wear as a cocktail ring, on its own. Comes in 10k, 14k or 18k gold yellow, white or rose.

Look at the band from the side. You will see that it is actually two separate lines of pave running side by side. They meet where the wings branch out so the design looks like a wedding set stacked together rather, than one continuous shank. That's not something you run into on a standard pear cut ring, and it's the detail that gives this one its shape from every angle, not just from the top down.

Key features

diamond shape & details: pear cut center stone, 2.00 ct, f+ color, vs1+ clarity, cut at 7 x 10mm.

Side stone detail: round cut pave diamonds, e color, vs+ clarity, 0.60 ct.

Total carat weight: 2.60 ct combined across all stones.

Design style: sculpted wing shaped side panels rising from a double line pave shank, pave set edge to edge.

Metal options: solid 10k, 14k, or 18k gold, in yellow, white, or rose tone.

Certification: hallmarked, with a diamond certificate free on request.

Lab grown advantage: at this size and grade, the same specs in a natural diamond would cost noticeably more this doesn't ask you to pay that difference.

Good for: engagement? Anniversary? Treating yourself? All three work.