How should a pear shaped engagement ring be worn?

The traditional and most flattering way to wear a pear shaped engagement ring is with the pointed end facing the fingertip. This elongates the finger and showcases the teardrop silhouette at its best.

How often does white gold need re-plating?

White gold typically needs rhodium re-plating every 12–24 months, depending on wear. At MOH, we offer complimentary re-plating as part of our lifetime aftercare service.

Is it cheaper to buy a bridal set than separate rings?

Bridal sets are typically 10–15% more cost-effective than purchasing the engagement ring and wedding band separately, while guaranteeing a perfect visual and physical fit between the two rings.

What size natural diamond can I get for £7,500?

For £7,500, you can expect a 1ct–1.5ct GIA-certified natural diamond engagement ring with excellent cut quality, in your choice of platinum or 18K gold. The exact size depends on your priorities for colour, clarity, and setting style.

How should a pear shaped engagement ring be worn?

The traditional and most flattering way to wear a pear shaped engagement ring is with the pointed end facing the fingertip. This elongates the finger and showcases the teardrop silhouette at its best.

How often does white gold need re-plating?

White gold typically needs rhodium re-plating every 12–24 months, depending on wear. At MOH, we offer complimentary re-plating as part of our lifetime aftercare service.

Is it cheaper to buy a bridal set than separate rings?

Bridal sets are typically 10–15% more cost-effective than purchasing the engagement ring and wedding band separately, while guaranteeing a perfect visual and physical fit between the two rings.

What size natural diamond can I get for £7,500?

For £7,500, you can expect a 1ct–1.5ct GIA-certified natural diamond engagement ring with excellent cut quality, in your choice of platinum or 18K gold. The exact size depends on your priorities for colour, clarity, and setting style.

Pear Shaped Bridal Set Engagement Rings in 18K White Gold Under £7,500

The pear shape combines the brilliance of a round with a pointed end that creates a distinctive teardrop silhouette. When worn with the point facing the fingertip, it elongates the finger beautifully. The pear is a statement shape that stands out from the crowd, favoured by those who want their ring to be as unique as their love story.

Bright, modern elegance at an accessible price. 18K white gold contains 75% pure gold alloyed with white metals such as palladium or silver, finished with a rhodium plating for a bright, reflective white appearance. It offers the elegant look of platinum with a lighter weight.

The £5,000–£7,500 range is where natural diamond engagement rings truly shine. Expect a 1ct–1.5ct natural diamond with excellent cut quality in your choice of premium setting and metal.

BudgetUnder £7,500

Bridal Set rings with a 1ct lab-grown diamond start above £7,500

At 1ct, even lab-grown bridal set rings start above £7,500.

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Pricing Guide

Pear Diamond Price Guide

0.50ct

Lab

£579

Natural

£856

0.70ct

Lab

£653

Natural

£1,219

1ct

Lab

£665

Natural

£2,655

1.50ct

Lab

£818

Natural

£6,995

2ct

Lab

£1,088

Natural

£12,728

0.50ct

Lab

£579

Natural

£856

0.70ct

Lab

£653

Natural

£1,219

1ct

Lab

£665

Natural

£2,655

1.50ct

Lab

£818

Natural

£6,995

2ct

Lab

£1,088

Natural

£12,728

Pear diamond prices updated daily. Book a free consultation to see diamonds in person at our Hatton Garden atelier.

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Pear shaped engagement rings combine the brilliance of a round cut with the elegant point of a marquise, creating a distinctive teardrop silhouette. Known for their soft curves and exceptional fire, pear shaped diamonds often appear larger than other cuts of the same carat weight.

Discover our selection of pear shaped designs or create your own through our ring builder. Explore solitaire and halo settings in 18kt white, yellow, or rose gold, or platinum.