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Pear Shaped Engagement Rings
Pear-shaped engagement rings will allow you to set your fashion statement apart from others while making you feel unique, chic, and beautiful.
What is a Pear Shaped Engagement Ring?
Pear-shaped diamonds have a teardrop outline with a rounded top and tapering to a pointed tip at the bottom, which gives them their unique shape. Pear-shaped stones will have more of a visual impact than round or square cut diamonds, and this makes them perfect for women who want to make a statement.
Pear shapes are naturally elongated and provide great finger coverage for any engagement ring design
Pear Shaped Engagement Rings in NYC
If you are looking for a pear-shaped engagement ring in the New York area then Lauren B Jewelry is a great place to start! Our pear-shaped rings are handcrafted to ensure a delicate, seamless appearance. Browse our available pear-shaped rings or talk to a consultant about a custom ring design. Come visit us today or reach out by scheduling an appointment in-store or virtually.
Heart Shaped Engagement Rings
Heart-shaped diamond rings represent love, affection, passion, and dedication to their significant other. Heart shapes have long symbolized strength which is why so many couples choose this shape for an engagement ring.
What are Heart Shaped Engagement Rings?
Heart-shaped engagement rings feature a center heart-shaped diamond and can include other diamonds that are either around or underneath the center-stone and along the band. A heart shaped diamond features a pointed tip at the bottom and open cleft at the top.
Heart Shaped Engagement Rings in NYC
If you are looking for a heart-shaped engagement ring in the New York area then Lauren B Jewelry is a great place to start! Our heart-shaped rings are handcrafted to ensure a delicate, seamless appearance. Browse our available heart-shaped rings or talk to a consultant about a custom ring design. Come visit us today or reach out by scheduling an appointment in-store or virtually.
Every couple hopes to find that perfect symbol of eternal love. Today, there are so many engagement ring styles and shapes available to choose from that it can sometimes feel overwhelming. Before you begin shopping for your engagement ring, it is wise to have a good understanding of what's available and the differences between the shape of your center stone and the design of your new engagement ring.
Popular Diamond Shapes
It's easy to confuse the shape of your new diamond center stone with the design of your ring. Shape simply refers to the cut of the stone while design alludes to the configuration of the band and setting. Popular diamond shapes for the modern engagement ring include, but are not limited to:
Round, Cushion, Oval, Radiant, Emerald, Pear, Princess, Asscher, Marquise, Hybrid, Heart
Engagement Ring Designs
Your ring design, however, describes how your stone is set and how the band itself is embellished.
- Halo: A frame of pave set diamonds that encases the top facing part of the center stone. When viewed from the top, a halo will increase the surface area of the diamond. This is a very popular style for many of our custom engagement rings.
- Solitaire: A plain, simple band with no stones adorning the metal.
- Pavé: Small diamonds or gemstones that are set close together in a line within the metal of the ring. The gems are separated and held in place by tiny bead prongs. The prongs holding the stones essentially disappear into the background of the ring giving the look of a continuous surface of diamonds.
- Three-Stone: A three-stone design is marked by a central stone, usually larger, flanked by a stone on each side.
Where to Buy the Perfect Engagement Ring
Lauren B Jewelry carries an exquisite collection of in-stock and custom-designed engagement rings in styles to please everyone. Stop by today on the third floor at 608 5th Avenue, New York, NY, or shop our online collection.
Engagement Ring Gallery FAQs
What is the difference between a natural and lab-grown diamond?
Natural diamonds are formed deep within the earth over billions of years, while lab diamonds are created in a controlled environment using advanced technology. Both have the same chemical composition and visual brilliance but differ in origin and price. At Lauren B, we carry both options and are happy to help you decide what makes sense for your budget, preferences, and lifestyle.
Can I make a virtual appointment at Lauren B if I’m not local to New York?
Yes! We offer virtual consultations for clients around the world. You’ll meet one-on-one with a design consultant through a video call to compare center stones, explore setting styles, and talk through custom details—all from the comfort of your couch. It’s the same personalized experience you’d get in-store, just done digitally.
Does Lauren B have in-stock color gemstone rings?
Absolutely! We have a variety of in-stock color gemstone rings from Ruby to Amethyst!
Is financing available for engagement rings?
We do offer financing through select partners. If you're interested, we can send you a quick application and walk you through the process.
Can I upgrade my engagement ring in the future?
Yes! Many of our clients choose to upgrade their center stone over time. We offer a trade-in program for qualifying diamonds. Our team can walk you through the details based on what you purchase.
What kind of documentation or certification comes with my engagement ring?
Every Lauren B engagement ring comes with a full suite of materials to support and protect your purchase. You’ll receive an official Lauren B invoice, a professional appraisal document, our ring care guide, a Limited Lifetime Manufacturing Warranty card, and a pamphlet with insurance information from Jeweler’s Mutual. If your ring includes a certified center stone, we’ll also provide the diamond’s grading certificate, typically from GIA or IGI.