Is color or clarity more important in a pear diamond?

In pear-shaped cuts, color is more important than clarity because of the way they are cut as is the same with oval or emerald cuts. Colors or tints in a diamond will be more visible in its point, however, smaller pear diamonds will hide color better than a larger cut. However, a well-cut pear diamond… Continue reading Is color or clarity more important in a pear diamond?

In pear-shaped cuts, color is more important than clarity because of the way they are cut as is the same with oval or emerald cuts. Colors or tints in a diamond will be more visible in its point, however, smaller pear diamonds will hide color better than a larger cut. However, a well-cut pear diamond can hide clarity imperfections – a jeweler would be best suited to recommend the color and clarity grade for a pear cut. 

By Peter Norman

Peter Norman is one of Los Angeles’ most celebrated wedding jewelers, with his custom-made engagement rings and wedding bands taking center place in thousands of weddings over the last 40 years. Each engagement ring is custom designed, built to order, and can suit any budget: from the simply elegant 1-carat solitaires to the exquisite pieces fit for (and sometimes purchased by) royalty.