Moissanite Pear Rings: A Modern Twist on a Timeless Classic
The pear cut isn't just for diamonds; other gemstones can also be set to bring out the most brilliance, making it ideal for engagement and wedding rings. Moissanite is a prime example of this. It's particularly stunning when given a pear shape.
Moissanite pear rings are a contemporary twist on a timeless style that has been favored since the 1400s. They exude outstanding brilliance and sparkle that makes every ring more remarkably beautiful.
Pear moissanite is also called pendeloque or teardrop cut. It’s unlike other cuts as it blends oval and Marquise cuts with a rounded end and a point on the opposite, resulting in a distinctive silhouette that adds an elegant and unique flair to the ring.
Why should you consider it?
Pear moissanite shares similar faceting to round brilliant cuts. This way, the stone retains its fire and brilliance for a noticeable sparkle. Moissanite has the most measurable fire than diamonds, so it has a more impressive rainbow prism effect. It’s also the most brilliant, which is determined by the amount of light reflecting from the eye. That makes the stone measurably more attractive and naturally beautiful than diamonds.
Moissanite pear rings can be worn in different ways, with the tip pointing downwards or upwards on the finger. The cut lends a dynamic shape to the stone for a timeless statement ring.
No bow-tie effect
Some pear diamond rings have a flaw where light does not bounce into the center of the stone because of how it’s cut. The result is a bow-tie-shaped darkness you can see in the heart of the stone. Some believe it’s part of the stone’s natural beauty, but the severe effect is often undesirable.
Seasoned jewelers carefully pick truly colorless moissanite pear ringsto avoid that effect and ensure a flawless, sparkling stone. They also ensure optimum symmetry to create soft curves with a perfectly centered point.
