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.

Should I choose lab-grown or natural diamond for under £3,000?

Under £3,000, you can choose a larger lab-grown diamond (1ct–1.5ct) or a smaller but geologically rare natural diamond (0.5ct–0.7ct). Lab-grown maximises size and sparkle; natural offers rarity and tradition. Both are excellent choices.

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.

Should I choose lab-grown or natural diamond for under £3,000?

Under £3,000, you can choose a larger lab-grown diamond (1ct–1.5ct) or a smaller but geologically rare natural diamond (0.5ct–0.7ct). Lab-grown maximises size and sparkle; natural offers rarity and tradition. Both are excellent choices.

Pear Shaped Engagement Rings Under £3,000

Handcrafted · Hatton Garden, London

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.

The £2,000–£3,000 range unlocks larger lab-grown diamonds (1.5ct+) or your first natural diamond engagement ring. This is where the full breadth of MOH's collection becomes available.