One tapered edge
The Pear Teardrop Edit
Hard sunlight cuts across the heart pendant resting on your collarbone. You are standing where the bamboo thins out, wearing a white ribbed tank, and the teardrop shape catches that single bright angle without needing anything else from you.
US$2.89 to US$10.69
The golden rules
Pear (Teardrop) Cut
- Mind the point
- — A pear shape draws the eye downward. Wear a teardrop pendant where you want attention to settle—at the hollow of the throat, or resting just above a neckline.
- Pair the scale
- — Dainty teardrop studs disappear beside a heavy chain. Match the weight of your earrings to the rest of what you are wearing so the tapered shape stays legible.
Teardrop / Pear
Teardrop & Pear Motifs
The shape at its most direct. Hearts, fans, stars, and plain drops all follow the same taper—wider at the base, narrowing to a point. These pieces let the silhouette do the work.
Butterfly
Butterfly Motifs
Wings naturally form a double teardrop. These studs, drops, and charms use the insect's silhouette to mirror the page's defining shape in pairs.
Everything here
Shop the edit
You wear a shape because it solves something. The pear teardrop solves proportion. It has the presence of a larger stone compressed into a line that narrows, which is why a modest pendant can anchor an outfit without overwhelming it. The infinity loop beside it shares that economy—one continuous path doing the work of several.
Why the teardrop holds
Before you buy
How does a pear shape differ from a round stone?
A round cut reflects evenly in every direction. A pear teardrop concentrates light toward its wider base and tapers to a point, creating a directional line that elongates whatever it hangs from or sits against.
Should the point face up or down?
On pendants and drop earrings, the point typically faces down, following gravity and lengthening the line. Some stud designs flip this, pointing upward for a lifted look. Follow the orientation the setting was built for.
1-year Color-Fade Guarantee
Faded under normal wear within 1 year of your order? We replace it or refund you.
Built to keep its shape
Most of what we carry is built on 316L — a steel that takes sweat, bag and desk without bending out of shape.
A steel base that resists rust
That base is the alloy used for surgical tools; color is plated over it, and the plating is what the guarantee covers.
Pear (Teardrop) Cut jewellery
179 single pieces shaped around the pear teardrop silhouette. The edit spans necklaces, stud earrings, drop earrings, huggies, and bracelets, organized by motif: classic teardrop forms, moon shapes, and butterfly outlines. Each piece uses the tapered curve as its primary design line.
Pear (Teardrop) Cut jewellery
179 single pieces shaped around the pear teardrop silhouette. The edit spans necklaces, stud earrings, drop earrings, huggies, and bracelets, organized by motif: classic teardrop forms, moon shapes, and butterfly outlines. Each piece uses the tapered curve as its primary design line.
The teardrop silhouette
The pear cut, sometimes called a teardrop, combines a rounded base with a single tapered point. Across these 179 pieces, that geometry appears in zircon settings, metal charms, and pearl arrangements. It is a shape that works at any scale, reading clearly on a small huggie earring or a longer pendant necklace.
Motifs within the shape
Beyond the classic teardrop, this page groups pieces by the motifs that adopt the curve. Moons use a softened version of the taper. Butterflies mirror it in symmetrical wings. Hearts and fans borrow the wider base and narrow top. Each chapter collects the pieces that share both the silhouette and the symbol.
