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.

What is the difference between side stone and halo engagement rings?

Side stone rings have small diamonds along the band but not surrounding the centre stone. Halo rings have a complete frame of diamonds around the centre. Side stone designs offer extra sparkle with a cleaner, more streamlined look.

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.

What is the difference between side stone and halo engagement rings?

Side stone rings have small diamonds along the band but not surrounding the centre stone. Halo rings have a complete frame of diamonds around the centre. Side stone designs offer extra sparkle with a cleaner, more streamlined look.

Pear Shaped Side Stone Engagement Rings

5 handcrafted designs · 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.

Side stone settings feature smaller diamonds set along the band, adding sparkle and visual interest that draws the eye from the centre stone outward. Popular configurations include pavé, channel-set, and shared-prong designs.