A close-up of a hand wearing a white gold Leil engagement ring with a pear-cut lab-grown diamond and a matching band with round brilliant-cut diamonds, set against a dark background.
Pear diamonds

A pear combines a round brilliant at one end with a point at the other, so it holds the sparkle of a round while reading long on the finger. The point is the part that can chip, so we protect it within the setting. Symmetry is what separates a good pear from an average one, because the two shoulders must mirror each other and the point must sit on the centre line, and growing the stone lets us set that symmetry along with the length-to-width ratio. Set low-profile, hand-crafted in Sydney. Ethically sourced natural diamonds available upon request.