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| Detail | In the photos | Customizable |
|---|---|---|
| Ring style | Pear three-stone engagement ring | Made to order |
| Center diamond | Pear · approx. 13.00 × 7.69 mm · 3.00 ct | Choose 1–4.5 ct |
| Accent diamonds | Two pear Lab Grown Diamonds · approx. 1.00 ct total | Scaled to suit the selected center |
| Total diamond weight | Approx. 4.00 ct · three diamonds | Varies with the selected center |
| Setting | Prong-set center and pear side stones | Setting proportions adjust with the center size |
| Shank | Plain tapered polished band | Scaled with the ring head |
| Reference size | US 8 | Choose your ring size |
| Finish | High Polish | High Polish |
| Occasion | Engagement, Anniversary, Bridal | Made to order for you |
Diamond details
| Shape | Approx. size | Qty. | Approx. weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pear center | 13.00 × 7.69 mm | 1 | 3.00 ct |
| Pear accents | 6.50 × 4.50 mm | 2 | 1.00 ct total |
| Total | — | 3 | 4.00 ct |
A pear Lab Grown Diamond three-stone engagement ring from Signora Jewels.
The reference design pairs a 3.00 ct, 13.00 × 7.69 mm pear center with two 0.50 ct pear side diamonds.
Approx. 4.00 ct total diamond weight across three prong-set diamonds.
Made to order in silver, 9K, 14K or 18K yellow, white or rose gold, and platinum.
Made to order — the price updates with your center-diamond and metal selections. Review the engagement ring guide before selecting the center size.
Signora Jewels builds this pear three-stone ring around a 13.00 × 7.69 mm center. Prongs hold the 3.00 ct pear at its point, shoulders and rounded end. A 6.50 × 4.50 mm pear sits on each side, turned outward so the three pointed outlines step across the finger instead of reading as one solid block.
The side pears total 1.00 ct and sit lower than the center, keeping the middle diamond visually forward. Their broad ends meet the center basket with little exposed metal. The polished shank begins behind the accents, so the 4.00 ct layout carries its width across the top and then narrows quickly between the fingers.
Compare the center and accent proportions in the diamond and stone guide.
The photos show a 3.00 ct pear center measuring approx. 13.00 × 7.69 mm. Choose a 1, 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 3.5, 4 or 4.5 ct center; the basket and side-stone spacing adjust around the selected diamond.
The two pear accents measure approx. 6.50 × 4.50 mm and weigh approx. 0.50 ct each. Together they add approx. 1.00 ct to the reference ring.
Lab grown diamonds have the same carbon crystal structure, hardness and optical properties as mined diamonds. The long pear center catches broad flashes through its rounded end, while the outward-facing side stones pull light toward each shoulder.
Choose silver, 9K, 14K or 18K yellow, white or rose gold, or platinum. The metal guide compares gold content, color, density and everyday wear.
Clean beneath all three baskets with warm water, mild soap and a soft brush. Remove the ring before lifting weights or handling knitted fabric that can catch beneath exposed prongs.
What is the total diamond weight?
The reference ring has approximately 4.00 ct total diamond weight. It combines a 3.00 ct pear center with two 0.50 ct pear side diamonds.
Can I choose another center-diamond size?
Yes, the pear center is available from 1 to 4.5 ct. The baskets and spacing are adjusted around the selected center.
How are the side diamonds arranged?
The two pear side diamonds point outward from the center. Their rounded ends sit beside the center basket and their tips lead into the polished shank.
Is this a three-stone engagement ring?
Yes, this is a true three-stone engagement ring. It uses one large pear center and one smaller pear diamond on each side.
What is the difference between 9K and 18K gold?
9K gold contains less pure gold and uses a firmer alloy, while 18K gold has richer color and greater density. Both are solid-gold choices for this ring.
How do lab grown diamonds compare with mined diamonds?
Lab grown diamonds match mined diamonds in crystal structure, hardness and optical behavior. The difference is the environment in which the diamond formed.