Pear Cut Natural Diamond Engagement Rings

Pear Natural Diamond Engagement Rings: Begin with the Center Stone Price

The first thing to settle is the stone, because it accounts for most of what you pay. This page carries 590 or more pear natural diamond engagement ring designs, and the center for any of them comes from the 68,445 natural pear diamonds we have in stock today, 49,741 of those filmed in 360 HD video. After the current savings the cheapest natural pear is $150. In the 0.90 to 1.10 carat band, which is the size the designs are pictured with, the lowest price is $565 and the median sits at $2,369. With a 1.01 carat natural pear in place, the Linda comfort fit solitaire comes to $3,725, the Vivian solitaire to $4,055 and the Bellora hidden halo to $4,505, all three in 14K white gold and priced with the stone included. Inventory on October 17, 2026 supplied every figure in this section, and we refresh them on a regular schedule.

A natural pear is cheaper per carat than a natural round, and in a pear shaped engagement ring it covers more of the finger for the weight. You judge the stone on the video more than on the grading report: the point should sit centered, the shoulders should match and the bow tie should stay faint. A pear cut with that care costs a bit more than a careless one, and the table below gives the range by weight.

Natural Pear Prices by Carat Band

Size is the first decision, and the table takes every natural pear in our inventory and sorts it into carat bands; the rows total the same 68,445 stones. Under 0.50 ct is the fullest band, with 33,096 stones in it. Medians climb from $2,369 in the 0.90 to 1.10 band to $11,338 between 1.90 and 2.10 carats and on to $28,603 between 2.90 and 3.10. What you pay for the finished ring is that stone plus whichever setting you take from the grid, and swapping in a different stone within the same design moves the total with it. Bands that have a ring page of their own are linked, so one click shows the designs at that size.

Today's prices for 68,445 natural pears, October 17, 2026, sorted by carat band

Grade Next: Color and Clarity for Natural Pears

With the size fixed, the grade steps below are where a natural pear ring budget is won or lost. Among natural pears between 0.90 and 1.10 carats, holding clarity at VS2, a D color opens at $1,705, while G follows at $1,295, then H at $1,100 and I at $1,020. Hold color at G to H instead and VS1 opens at $1,290, VS2 at $1,100 and SI1 at $1,175. The usual landing spot for a pear diamond engagement ring is G to H color with VS2 to SI1 clarity, picked from the video so that nothing dark sits where the prongs cannot cover it. The metal belongs in that thinking too, since yellow and rose gold warm the color of the stone.

Starting prices for natural pears of 0.90 to 1.10 ct: each color at VS2 clarity (1,130 stones), then each clarity at G to H color (1,816 stones)

Or a Lab Grown Pear Instead

Before you settle on natural, compare the identical ring with a lab grown pear in it. For a one carat G color VS1 pear the natural stone opens at $1,530 and the lab grown at $400, and over the full one carat band the medians come to $2,369 and $607. With the lab stone you get weight and grade for the money; with the natural stone you get rarity, and 60,376 of the 68,445 natural pears here come with GIA reports. The same designs priced with lab stones sit on the pear lab grown diamond engagement rings page, and the pear diamonds grid carries both origins together.

Natural and lab grown pears, 0.90 to 1.10 ct, matched grade

Choosing the Setting for a Pear

With the stone chosen, the setting comes next, and for a natural pear every setting we would put forward covers the point with a V prong, three or five prongs in all. A halo traces the teardrop outline and makes a one carat center look like a bigger stone, while a bezel is the safe route for a pear shaped engagement ring worn every day. Wearing the point toward the fingertip lengthens the hand, and turning the point toward the wrist gives a deliberately modern look.

At one carat a natural pear runs about 8 by 5.5 mm, and the pear natural diamond engagement ring designs you see on this page are pictured with a stone near that size in 14K white gold. The same designs come in yellow gold, rose gold and platinum too, and the page shows the ring with the stone you select in place. Two scores go with every stone: the AI price score measures it against comparable natural pears in stock and flags any that cost more than their peers, and the quality score, out of 18, folds cut, color and clarity into one figure. Our gemologists earn no commission, and if you want a second opinion before checking out, they will put two or three pear finalists side by side on video with you by chat or phone.

Today's Prices for a Complete Pear Natural Diamond Engagement Ring

Each design in the grid is priced as a finished ring with a default center, which today is a 1.01 carat natural pear in 14K white gold. The amounts in the next table are therefore what the whole ring costs with that stone, and not the setting alone. Among the first designs shown, the Linda comfort fit solitaire at $3,725 is the lowest and the Bellora hidden halo at $4,505 the highest, and the difference between them is entirely the mounting: a plain comfort fit band costs the least, pavé and hidden halo work the most. Pick any other natural pear from the 68,445 in stock and the pear natural diamond engagement ring you are building reprices around that stone.

Complete ring prices as this page showed them on October 17, 2026, 14K white gold, pear center included

Checking Out, and What Happens to Your Pear Ring Next

Rare Carat sells the ring to you as a direct retailer, and on every order we are the merchant of record, with more than 2 million natural and lab grown diamonds to draw from. At checkout, Klarna, Afterpay, PayPal Pay Later, Katapult and Affirm each appear as a way to split the payment. Insured shipping is free on every ring, returns are free for 30 days as well, and resizing is free in the first year you own it; the setting is covered by a lifetime manufacturing warranty. Before anything ships, our New York team puts the stone under a microscope and matches its laser inscription to the grading report. Google reviewers give Rare Carat 5 out of 5, as do reviewers on Trustpilot, where Rare Carat is the highest rated jewelry brand in America.

Stone counts and stone prices in this section come from every natural pear diamond Rare Carat had in inventory on October 17, 2026, filtered the way the diamond grids are: D to K color, FL to SI2 clarity, Good cut or better, GIA, IGI or GCAL graded, with or without video. That gives 68,445 natural stones, 49,741 of them carrying 360 HD video, plus 113,903 lab grown stones kept for the comparison. Prices quoted for stones are today's after the current savings, and the regular price appears struck through on each one. A row's starting price is its cheapest stone, whatever the grade. Ring prices are the ones this page displayed on October 17, 2026 for complete rings in 14K white gold with the center stone named, and the design count is whatever the page shows. For the color and clarity ladders we held the band at 0.90 to 1.10 carats so that only the grade changes the price.