2 diamonds
| Shape | Carat | Colour | Clarity | Cut | Polish | Symmetry | Fluor. | Certificate | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pear | 1.03 | D | VVS1 | Excellent | Excellent | Excellent | None | GIA 2231908893 | US$9,291 |
| Pear | 0.40 | D | VS2 | Excellent | Excellent | Very good | None | GIA 5231908940 | US$792 |
Pear shape
The pear shape combines the rounded end of a brilliant with a point like the marquise. The shape elongates the finger and is as popular for pendants and earrings as for rings. Here you find every pear shape in our stock with a laboratory report.
On the report the shape is "Pear Brilliant" or "Pear Modified Brilliant". The usual length-to-width ratio lies between 1.45 and 1.75; slimmer stones look more elegant, wider ones fuller. Because the cut is asymmetric, clean symmetry matters: the point should sit exactly on the extended centre axis and the shoulders should be evenly rounded.
What to look at: as with every elongated brilliant cut, a dark area can appear across the middle, the "bow-tie". It is present in almost every pear; what counts is how pronounced it is – the report does not mention it, you only see it on the stone or in a photograph. The point is the most vulnerable spot and is protected by a prong in the setting. There is no GIA cut grade; polish and symmetry should be "Excellent" or "Very Good".
The listing below shows pear shapes only. Every report number can be verified with the laboratory.
| Shape | Carat | Colour | Clarity | Cut | Polish | Symmetry | Fluor. | Certificate | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pear | 1.03 | D | VVS1 | Excellent | Excellent | Excellent | None | GIA 2231908893 | US$9,291 |
| Pear | 0.40 | D | VS2 | Excellent | Excellent | Very good | None | GIA 5231908940 | US$792 |
Guide
At STIG International you buy natural diamonds with an independent laboratory report directly online: choose the stone in the listing, verify its report number with the laboratory, pay via Stripe or bank transfer and receive it insured with the original certificate.
Every diamond in the listing is a specific, individual stone with its own report number – no placeholder, no sample goods. With the configurator you narrow the stock by cut (round brilliant, princess, emerald, pear, marquise, cushion, oval), carat, colour, clarity, cut grade, polish, symmetry, fluorescence, laboratory and price. Carat is a unit of weight: 1 ct = 0.2 g. Colour is graded from D (colourless) to Z, clarity from FL (flawless) to I3.
The stone's page shows every value exactly as it appears on the report, plus a 3D model of the cut. The price is in US dollars and includes insured shipping.
Every stone carries a report from the Gemological Institute of America (GIA), the International Gemological Institute (IGI) or HRD Antwerp. The report number on the stone's page links straight to the laboratory's verification service – GIA Report Check, IGI Verify or HRD Antwerp – which shows the laboratory's original data. Compare weight, colour, clarity and measurements with ours before you buy. GIA stones additionally carry the report number as a microscopic laser inscription on the girdle.
In the shop you pay via Stripe by credit card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or SEPA direct debit; card details are entered at Stripe only and never reach our servers. Bank transfer is available by arrangement. The stone is reserved for you while you pay.
The stone is shipped insured with a specialised courier, usually within 7 to 14 working days, and handed over only against proof of identity. The laboratory's original certificate is enclosed. On request you can also view stones at our office in Dubai. We clarify with you before the purchase which import charges apply in your country.
Consumers in the EU have a statutory right of withdrawal of 14 days from receipt of the stone. We do not offer voluntary returns beyond that. Details are in the cancellation policy and the terms and conditions.
STIG International Gemstone FZCO DMCC is registered in the DMCC commercial register in Dubai (DMCC-1007195) and trades under its compliance, KYC and anti-money-laundering rules. We source only diamonds whose origin is documented under the Kimberley Process, and we work with the law firm Kayrouz & Associates for escrow. More on the certifications page. We are a dealer, not an investment adviser: we sell a physical product and make no statements about price developments.
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Transparency & integrity
A natural diamond is a physical product that is passed on across generations. Whoever buys one should know where it comes from and what it is: we deal exclusively in natural, untreated stones whose origin is documented under the Kimberley Process and whose quality an independent laboratory has established.
Every stone in this overview has been pre-qualified by us: natural, untreated, conflict-free and graded by one of the three leading laboratories. The report number takes you straight to the original at the institute — check for yourself before you talk to us.
A gift for generations
To give a diamond is to give something that stays. Whether as a loose stone in a sealed blister or set later into a ring, a necklace or earrings — the decision about the setting can wait; the one about the stone cannot.
Choose the stone first. For the setting we accompany you and work with goldsmiths we have known for years.
Quality criteria
The four Cs — carat, colour, clarity, cut — are the beginning, not the end. A high-grade stone must also be untreated, have documented fluorescence and reach at least “Very Good” in polish and symmetry. The fifth C, the certificate, makes all of it verifiable.
That is why we show every value exactly as it appears on the report — and link the report.
Our promise
We deal exclusively in natural, certified diamonds from 0.30 ct. Every stone carries a report from GIA, IGI or HRD Antwerp; the report number is linked in the shop and can be checked at the institute in seconds.
Stones can be viewed at our office in Dubai or sent to you under insurance for inspection. The price you see is the price.