A gentle taper
The Teardrop Edit
You're reading by the window, the book open beside you. The bracelet on your wrist shifts as you turn a page, its small charms catching the light that comes in from the side. A quiet moment, and the piece is part of it.
US$2.89 to US$8.89
The golden rules
Teardrop / Pear
- Mind the swing
- — Drop earrings move. If you spend your evening talking with your hands, choose a dangle stud or huggie that holds the teardrop closer to your ear.
- Scale the stone
- — A large teardrop stone reads formal. Smaller zircon or textured metal shapes carry the same silhouette at a desk or over coffee.
Party
Teardrops for Parties
When the room is crowded and the music is up, a shape that tapers to a point catches the light with every turn of your head.
Date Night
Date-Night Teardrops
Pieces that sit close or swing gently—chosen for a table set for two, where the only audience is across from you.
Work & Office
Teardrops for Work
Smaller scales and quieter lines. Teardrops that stay put through meetings and commute without asking for attention.
Everything here
Shop the edit
A teardrop is simply a circle pulled toward a point. That single gesture—a taper—changes how a piece sits on the body. On this pendant, worn against damp skin after the water, the line draws the eye down the chest rather than holding it at the collarbone. It is the difference between a period and an arrow. You see it again in the charms on the bracelet by the window, where each small shape hangs heavy at its base and narrows as it rises. Forty-nine pieces on this page share that one direction.
One line, drawn down
The material
The Pear Cut
A teardrop—sometimes called a pear shape—tapers from a rounded base to a single point. In these pieces, that geometry appears in cut stones, formed metal frames, and hanging charms. The shape directs the eye downward, which is why it works so often as a drop earring or a pendant resting just below the collarbone.
Before you buy
How do I choose between a drop and a stud?
A drop earring lets the teardrop hang and move, catching light as you turn your head. A stud fixes the shape in place against your earlobe. Pick the drop for movement; pick the stud when you want the silhouette to stay still.
Can I mix a teardrop necklace with round earrings?
Yes. The contrast keeps the look intentional rather than matched. A tapered pendant pairs easily with circular hoops or studs because the shapes balance each other without competing.
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.
Teardrop / Pear jewellery
Forty-nine single teardrop and pear-shaped jewelry pieces. This page gathers drop earrings, stud earrings, huggie earrings, charm necklaces, pendant necklaces, and bracelets built around a tapered silhouette, organized by occasion.
Teardrop / Pear jewellery
Forty-nine single teardrop and pear-shaped jewelry pieces. This page gathers drop earrings, stud earrings, huggie earrings, charm necklaces, pendant necklaces, and bracelets built around a tapered silhouette, organized by occasion.
Teardrop Earrings
This page includes drop earrings, dangle studs, huggies, and barbell styles that use the teardrop shape as their primary motif. Options range from delicate chains ending in a single pear form to geometric zircon settings framed in stainless steel.
Teardrop Necklaces
Pendant necklaces and layered chains featuring teardrop charms, stones, and fan-shaped drops. Some pair the tapered silhouette with stars, hearts, or crescent moons for mixed-motif styling.
