Pear Cut Lab Grown Diamond Engagement Rings

Pear Lab Grown Diamond Engagement Rings: Pricing the Center Stone First

On this page, $950 buys a finished ring, the Linda comfort fit solitaire, pictured with a 1.04 carat lab pear in 14K white gold. The Vivian solitaire sits beside it at $1,280 and the Bellora hidden halo at $1,730, stone included in each price. The stone is the largest part of each of those figures. A lab pear begins at $125 after the current savings, and in the 0.90 to 1.10 carat band these designs are shown with, the lowest is $365 and the median is $607. Rare Carat carries 590 or more pear lab grown diamond engagement ring designs here. Every one of them takes a center you select from 113,903 lab pears in stock today, 94,928 of which have 360 HD video. The stone figures come from inventory on October 17, 2026 and are updated regularly.

In a pear lab grown engagement ring the stone is a teardrop, rounded at one end and pointed at the other, and only the marquise faces up longer. What you want is a symmetrical outline, a bow tie that stays faint and a point the setting protects. Lab grown stock runs deep enough that you find all three by looking instead of paying for grade.

Lab Grown Pear Prices, Band by Band

In the 0.90 to 1.10 carat band the lab pear median is $607. That band is also the deepest in our inventory, with 19,591 stones between 0.90 and 1.10 carats. Moving up to 1.90 to 2.10 puts the median at $1,671, and from 2.90 to 3.10 it reaches $2,578. The rows below divide all 113,903 lab pears on this page by carat, so they add back up to the count above. Your lab grown pear engagement ring price is that stone plus whichever setting you pick from the grid. A different stone inside the same design moves the total with it. Where a carat band has a ring page of its own, the band is linked and the designs at that size are shown there.

113,903 lab pears sorted into carat bands at today's prices, October 17, 2026

Paying for Color and Clarity in a Lab Pear

With clarity held at VS2 or better, a G in the 0.90 to 1.10 band starts at $365 and a D at $440. Fully 96 percent of the stones on the color ladder are already D to F, so this is not where a lab pear ring saves or spends. The clarity side looks the same: hold color at D to F and VS1 starts at $400, with VVS2 at $440. The sensible center is therefore D to F with VS1 or better, and what would otherwise have gone to grade you can spend on carat weight and the setting.

Lab pears from 0.90 to 1.10 ct: lowest price at each color with clarity VS2 or better (19,258 stones), and at each clarity with color D to F (18,822 stones)

What a Natural Pear Would Cost Instead

At one carat, a G color VS1 lab pear starts at $400 and the natural equivalent at $1,530, while the one carat medians are $607 lab against $2,369 natural. Set a natural pear into any of these designs and you are shopping at a different price level. What the natural stone gives you for the extra is scarcity and, in 60,376 of the 68,445 natural pears here, a GIA report. The lab stone gives you more size and higher grade for the same figure. The pear natural diamond engagement rings page covers the natural route using the same designs, and the pear diamonds grid shows both origins side by side.

Lab and natural pear, 0.90 to 1.10 ct, matched grade

Settings a Pear Does Well In

At two carats a lab pear is still inexpensive enough that a plain solitaire carries the look on its own, and a hidden halo, if you want one, adds light from the side without altering the outline. Whatever the setting, the point needs a V prong over it, since that tip is the one spot where a pear can chip, and the curve usually takes two or four more prongs. The traditional way to wear it is with the point toward the fingertip. East west and bezel settings are the modern alternatives, and both suit the shape well.

A one carat lab pear measures roughly 8 by 5.5 mm. The pear lab grown diamond engagement ring designs on this page are shown with a stone of about that size in 14K white gold. Yellow gold, rose gold and platinum versions of each design are made as well, and whichever stone you choose appears mounted on screen. Two scores sit beside every stone. The AI price score measures it against comparable lab pears in stock and flags one priced above its peers, while the quality score, marked out of 18, combines cut, color and clarity in one figure. If you would rather talk it through, our gemologists are on chat and phone and earn no commission. They will put two or three pear finalists side by side on video with you.

Today's Price for a Complete Pear Lab Grown Diamond Engagement Ring

Among the first designs on the grid, the complete ring runs from $950 for the Linda comfort fit solitaire to $1,730 for the Bellora hidden halo. The whole difference is the setting, because both include the same default center, a 1.04 carat lab pear in 14K white gold. A plain comfort fit solitaire costs the least and a pavé or hidden halo design the most. The prices in the table below are therefore actual pear lab grown diamond engagement ring prices with that stone in place, and not setting prices on their own. Pick any other lab pear out of the 113,903 in stock and each pear lab grown diamond engagement ring is repriced around the stone you chose.

Complete pear lab grown engagement ring prices as shown here, 14K white gold with the center stone, October 17, 2026

How Rare Carat Handles a Lab Grown Pear Engagement Ring Order

Rare Carat sells you the ring directly, acting as retailer and merchant of record each time, and it has a stock of more than 2 million diamonds, natural and lab grown, behind it. Once the order is in, the stone goes to our New York staff, who put it under a microscope and match its laser inscription to the grading report before anything ships. Shipping is free and insured, returns are free for 30 days, resizing is free in the first year, and the setting carries a lifetime manufacturing warranty. At checkout you can split the cost through Katapult, Affirm, Klarna, Afterpay or PayPal Pay Later. Reviews put Rare Carat at 5 out of 5 on both Google and Trustpilot, and on Trustpilot no jewelry brand in America is rated higher.

The stone counts and prices above describe every lab pear diamond in Rare Carat inventory as of October 17, 2026. They use the same filters as the diamond grids: with or without video, D to K in color, FL to SI2 in clarity, cut graded Good or better, and carrying a GIA, IGI or GCAL report. That gives 113,903 lab grown stones, 94,928 of which have 360 HD video, and 68,445 natural pears used for the comparison. A stone's price is the amount you pay today once the current savings are taken off, and its regular price appears struck through beside it. Where a row shows a starting price, that is the cheapest stone in the row, whatever its grade. Quoted ring prices are complete rings as the page displayed them on October 17, 2026, in 14K white gold and with the center stone named. The number of designs is whatever the page shows. Both the color ladder and the clarity ladder stay inside the 0.90 to 1.10 carat band, which leaves grade as the only thing moving the price.