Setting the pear on its side rather than pointing down changes the way it reads against the ear, giving it a rounder, softer impression from the front compared to the more traditional vertical drop orientation. Small prongs hold the stone at its rounded end and pointed tip, keeping metal contact to a minimum along the curved sides. The horizontal placement also keeps the earring closer to the earlobe than a vertical pear typically sits.
Try both orientations before deciding on a final setting, since a sideways pear photographs differently under direct light than a downward facing one.
| Metal Type | Gold |
| Metal Colour | White Gold |
| Stone Type | Lab-Grown Diamond |
| Centre Stone Shape | Pear Cut |
| Metal Certifications | BIS Hallmarked Gold |
| Stone Certifications | IGI Certified |
| Product Type | Lab-grown diamonds |