Pear shaped diamond earrings achieve something no other earring shape can: a recognizable, high-fashion teardrop silhouette that reads immediately from across a room. The elongated brilliant cut delivers 8–12% more face-up surface area than a round diamond of identical weight, which means every dollar of carat spends further in earring form than in any other jewelry category. This guide covers every pear diamond earring at Blue Nile — prong studs, bezel studs, halo studs, drop earrings, huggie hoops, and statement pieces — across every metal and carat range, from entry-level pear diamond studs at $438 to extraordinary natural diamond drops at $14,430, all with July 2026 prices and affiliate links.
Whether you are shopping for pear shaped diamond stud earrings as an everyday staple, 1 carat pear shaped diamond earrings as a milestone gift, pear diamond earrings in yellow gold for a warm fashion-forward look, pear shaped diamond earrings in white gold for a classic bridal-adjacent finish, or pear shaped lab grown diamond earrings to maximize carat size at a given budget, every option is catalogued below with the current price data you need to buy with confidence.
TL;DR: Every pear earring listing at Blue Nile shows carat total weight — the combined weight of both stones. "1 ct tw" means 0.50 ct per ear, not 1.00 ct per ear. → If you want meaningful visible diamond at each earlobe, you need to start at 1 CTW. The 1 CTW Lab Prong Studs in 14K White Gold at $828 — currently 40% off — are the single most over-delivered value in this entire guide. For bezel protection with natural stones, Bezel Natural 0.5 CTW White Gold at $1,650 is the correct entry point. Every other decision — metal, setting style, drop vs. stud — is secondary to understanding CTW first.
The CTW Trap
The most common and most costly misunderstanding in pear diamond earring shopping: CTW means carat total weight, split between both ears. Not per ear. Both ears combined.
A buyer searching for "1 carat pear shaped diamond earrings" expects to receive 1.00 ct of diamond per ear — two impressive teardrop solitaires. What they receive, if they buy a "1 ct tw" listing without reading closely, is 0.50 ct per ear. That is still a beautiful, noticeable stone. But it is not what most people visualize when they read "1 carat."
Here is the complete math:
| What the listing says | Stone per ear | What you actually get |
|---|---|---|
| 1/4 CTW | 0.125 ct | Delicate accent pear |
| 1/2 CTW | 0.25 ct | Small, discreet teardrop |
| 1 CTW | 0.50 ct | Clearly visible, everyday-appropriate |
| 2 CTW | 1.00 ct | Statement-level per ear |
| 3 CTW | 1.50 ct | Bold, high-fashion |
| 4 CTW | 2.00 ct | Red-carpet tier |
The CTW trap catches buyers at every budget level. Someone spending $5,750 on a 1 CTW Natural Prong Stud in White Gold is buying 0.50 ct per ear — which is lovely — but a buyer expecting 1 ct per ear at that price would be deeply disappointed. Set your per-ear size goal first, then multiply by two to find your CTW target. This single adjustment corrects the most common earring-buying mistake.
The Orientation Rule
Pear diamonds have a point at one end and a rounded belly at the other. In a matched pair of earrings, both stones must be oriented the same way — and that orientation affects how the earrings read on the ear.
Point up (classic): The tip of the pear faces toward the top of the ear. The rounded end sits at the bottom. This creates the classic teardrop silhouette — wide at the base, tapering upward — that reads as a dewdrop clinging to the earlobe. Blue Nile's prong stud series and bezel stud series are pre-matched point-up pairs. This is the correct orientation for studs worn as a primary statement piece.
Point down (pendant-style): The rounded belly faces upward, the tip hangs down. This mimics the natural drop of a pendant and is preferred in dangling earrings, where the pear swings freely and the point hangs toward the jawline.
Why this matters: When buyers source individual pear diamonds from a build-your-own setting, the backing hardware — the post — is attached at a fixed rotation. A poorly matched pair of pear studs where one stone points up and one is rotated slightly will look uneven from the front. Buying pre-matched pairs from a reputable retailer eliminates this problem entirely. All Blue Nile pear stud earrings are pre-matched and oriented correctly at manufacture.
For pear shaped yellow diamond earrings or fancy-color pears sourced individually, verify with the retailer that both stones are graded from the same parcel and are matched in orientation before the posts are set.
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Lab-Grown Pear Stud Earrings — White Gold (Prong, Classic Series)
Blue Nile's lab-grown prong pear stud series in 14K white gold is currently running a 40% promotion on all sizes. The grade is F-G color / VS2-SI1 clarity — excellent eye-clean performance at every tier. These are point-up orientation, standard four-prong with a v-prong at the tip.
| CTW | Sale Price | Regular Price |
|---|---|---|
| 1/4 CTW | $438 | $730 |
| 1/2 CTW | $534 | $890 |
| 3/4 CTW | $684 | $1,140 |
| 1 CTW | $828 | $1,380 |
| 1.5 CTW | $1,020 | $1,700 |
| 2 CTW | $1,266 | $2,110 |
| 3 CTW | $1,746 | $2,910 |
| 4 CTW | $6,972 | $11,620 |
The 1 CTW at $828 is the benchmark pick for pear shaped lab grown diamond earrings buyers. At 0.50 ct per ear, the pear silhouette is clearly visible from a conversational distance. The F-G grade makes these white-appearing in all lighting. At this price, nothing else in this category comes close.
Lab-Grown Pear Stud Earrings — Yellow Gold (Prong, Classic Series)
Same F-G/VS2-SI1 grade, same 40% promotion, in 14K yellow gold. Pear diamond earrings in yellow gold deliver a warm, fashion-forward look — the yellow metal frames the white diamond and gives the combination a designer-adjacent aesthetic that white gold does not.
| CTW | Sale Price | Regular Price |
|---|---|---|
| 1/4 CTW | $438 | $730 |
| 1/2 CTW | $534 | $890 |
| 3/4 CTW | $684 | $1,140 |
| 1 CTW | $828 | $1,380 |
| 1.5 CTW | $1,020 | $1,700 |
| 2 CTW | $1,266 | $2,110 |
| 3 CTW | $1,746 | $2,910 |
Bezel Lab-Grown Pear Stud Earrings
The bezel setting encircles the entire perimeter of each pear diamond in a rim of metal, including the pointed tip. This eliminates the fragility concern of the v-prong and creates a modern, architectural look that is noticeably different from the classic prong silhouette. Available in both 14K white gold and 14K yellow gold at the same price.
| CTW | White Gold | Yellow Gold |
|---|---|---|
| 0.25 CTW | $750 | $750 |
| 0.5 CTW | $910 | $910 |
| 0.75 CTW | $1,160 | $1,160 |
| 1 CTW | $1,410 | $1,410 |
| 1.5 CTW | $1,720 | $1,720 |
| 2 CTW | $2,150 | $2,150 |
| 3 CTW | $2,950 | $2,950 |
The Bezel Lab 1 CTW White Gold at $1,410 is the best daily-wear pear earring at any budget. The bezel protects the pointed tip from the micro-chipping that accumulates with years of everyday wear, and the modern silhouette looks current in a way classic prongs no longer do for many buyers.
Natural Pear Diamond Stud Earrings — Prong (H-I/SI1-SI2)
Natural diamond pear studs in the H-I/SI1-SI2 grade range: eye-clean in practice, excellent for buyers who want provenance without the D-E-F premium. Available in 14K white gold, 14K yellow gold, and platinum.
| CTW | White Gold | Yellow Gold | Platinum |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1/4 CTW | $900 | $900 | $1,070 |
| 1/2 CTW | $1,770 | $1,770 | $1,910 |
| 3/4 CTW | $3,490 | $3,490 | $3,630 |
| 1 CTW | $5,750 | $5,750 | $5,850 |
| 1.5 CTW | $9,290 | $9,290 | $9,550 |
| 2 CTW | $13,190 | $13,190 | $13,540 |
There is also a Natural Pear Stud 1/3 CTW in 14K White Gold at $830 — 32 reviews, the most-reviewed pear earring in Blue Nile's catalog — which is the most validated natural pear stud at any price point on the platform.
Bezel Natural Pear Diamond Stud Earrings
The bezel natural series covers the 0.25 CTW to 2 CTW range across white gold, yellow gold, and platinum. These are the correct choice for buyers who want mined diamond provenance in a protected, modern setting suitable for daily wear. Platinum bezels cost roughly $300–$500 more than 14K gold at each tier.
| CTW | White Gold | Yellow Gold | Platinum |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.25 CTW | $820 | $820 | $1,120 |
| 0.5 CTW | $1,650 | $1,650 | $1,950 |
| 0.75 CTW | $3,100 | $3,100 | $3,400 |
| 1 CTW | $5,200 | $5,200 | $5,500 |
| 1.5 CTW | $8,300 | $8,300 | $8,600 |
| 2 CTW | $13,200 | $13,200 | $13,500 |
The natural bezel series runs marginally cheaper than natural prong at the same weight, which surprises most buyers. The Bezel Natural 0.25 CTW White Gold at $820 is the correct natural diamond entry point for buyers who prioritize longevity over maximum stone visibility.
Halo Pear Diamond Stud Earrings
Halo settings surround the pear center stone with a ring of pavé diamonds, dramatically increasing visual size without increasing the center carat. Blue Nile carries two distinct halo stud styles for pear diamonds plus a lab halo dangle option.
| Style | Price |
|---|---|
| Pear Hidden Halo Stud 0.5 ct WG | $1,650 |
| Pear Hidden Halo Stud 1 ct WG | $3,560 |
| Diamond Pear Six Edge Halo Stud 0.5 ct WG | $1,805 |
| Diamond Pear Six Edge Halo Stud 0.5 ct YG | $1,805 |
| Diamond Pear Six Edge Halo Stud 0.5 ct Rose Gold | $1,805 |
| Lab Pear Halo Dangle 2 CTW WG | $3,140 |
| Pear Shape Diamond Halo Drop 1 5/8 ct WG | $3,243 |
The Six Edge Halo series places six angular halos around the pear perimeter, adding geometric edge contrast that the traditional round halo does not deliver. Available in all three major metal colors. The hidden halo sits flush beneath the stone, visible only from certain angles — the more subtle and bridal-adjacent option of the two.
Drop & Dangle Pear Diamond Earrings
Drop earrings suspend the pear diamond below the earlobe, point-down, where the teardrop shape reads as a natural pendant from the ear. These are the style most associated with high-fashion and formal occasions. The pear's elongation creates visual length at the jawline that round brilliant drops cannot replicate.
| Style | Sale Price | Regular Price |
|---|---|---|
| Pear Shape Diamond Drop 1 ct WG natural | $3,679 | $5,660 |
| JA Bezel Bead Chain Drop YG Lab 1 CTW | $1,270 | — |
| JA Driblet Lab Drop WG | $1,770 | — |
| Pear Shape Diamond Halo Drop 1 5/8 ct WG | $3,243 | $4,990 |
| Diamond Petal Drop 1.5 ct WG natural | $4,257 | $4,730 |
| Trio Graduating Pear Drop 2 ct WG natural | $6,032 | $9,280 |
| Alternating Shaped Drop 18K WG 2.5 ct natural | $11,025 | — |
| Diamond Trio Drop 18K WG 4 ct natural | $14,430 | — |
The JA Bezel Bead Chain Drop in Yellow Gold at $1,270 is the best-value drop earring in this category: lab pear diamonds in a bezel, suspended on a delicate bead chain from the ear, with movement. It reads more expensive than any comparable price point in this guide.
Huggie & Hoop Pear Diamond Earrings
Huggie earrings sit close to the earlobe and hinge shut. The pear diamond is set within the huggie frame — delivering drop movement without the visual weight of a full dangle earring. Hoops set pear diamonds along the inside or outside of a circular band.
The Pear Center Diamond Huggie at $1,205 sits closer to the ear than a traditional drop but features a pear center diamond with round diamond accents framing it — a compact style that layers well with studs in a double-piercing.
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Statement & Specialty Pear Diamond Earrings
Beyond studs and classic drops, Blue Nile's pear diamond earring catalog includes several statement-level and specialty designs that use the pear shape as part of a larger artistic composition.
| Style | Sale Price | Regular Price |
|---|---|---|
| JA Whimsical Floral Cluster Drop WG | $2,805 | — |
| JA Whimsical Floral Cluster Drop YG | $2,805 | — |
| JA Fancy Bouquet Lab WG | $2,330 | — |
| JA Fancy Bouquet Lab YG | $2,330 | — |
| Pear Lab Geometric WG 1 1/3 ct | $3,080 | — |
| Pear & Marquise Lab Leaf Cluster WG 3.5 ct | $3,645 | $4,050 |
| Pear & Marquise Lab Round Leaf Drop WG 4 ct | $5,095 | — |
| Pear & Marquise Lab Array Drop WG 4 ct | $3,341 | $5,140 |
| Lab Pear Diamond Jacket Stud 18K YG 3.5 ct | $5,055 | — |
| Lab Pavé Pear Snake WG 4 ct | $7,430 | — |
| Lab Two Stone Stud WG | $3,425 | — |
| Diamond Cluster Dangle YG 0.5 ct | $1,725 | — |
The Lab Pavé Pear Snake Earrings at $7,430 are the most architecturally ambitious pear earring in the Blue Nile catalog: 4 CTW of lab pavé diamonds in an articulated serpent form, with pear-shaped segments throughout. Exhibition-level jewelry at a lab-grown price.
The 1 Carat Per Ear Standard
Buyers searching for 1 carat pear shaped diamond earrings, 2 carat pear shaped diamond earrings, and 3 carat pear shaped diamond earrings are almost always expressing a per-ear size desire. Here is the complete guide to what each popular carat goal actually costs:
0.50 ct per ear (1 CTW total):
1.00 ct per ear (2 CTW total):
1.50 ct per ear (3 CTW total):
The natural diamond premium at the 1 ct per ear level is dramatic: $1,266 lab vs. $13,190 natural for the same 2 CTW prong stud in white gold. For buyers prioritizing visual size over provenance, lab at 2 CTW ($1,266) looks identical to natural at 2 CTW ($13,190) and leaves $11,924 in the budget for everything else.
Bezel vs Prong: The Setting Decision for Pear Earrings
Pear diamonds have a pointed tip. That tip is the most fragile structural point on the stone. In a ring, this matters greatly — the hand contacts surfaces constantly. In a stud earring, the tip faces outward and contacts very little, but it is still exposed to hair, scarves, and collars.
Prong setting: V-prong at the tip plus three or four additional prongs around the perimeter. Maximum stone visibility. The classic, bridal-adjacent look. Slightly more delicate tip exposure than bezel. Correct choice for formal wear and buyers who prioritize sparkle over long-term durability.
Bezel setting: Metal rim surrounds the entire stone perimeter including the tip. Reduces stone visibility slightly at the edges. Creates a modern, finished look. Tip is fully protected. Correct choice for everyday wear, active lifestyles, and buyers who want their earrings to outlast the trend cycle.
The price difference between bezel and prong at the same carat is narrow in lab and moderate in natural. The Bezel Lab 1 CTW at $1,410 vs. the Prong Lab 1 CTW at $828: a $582 upgrade for a daily-wear lifetime of tip protection. For buyers who will wear these earrings every single day, the bezel is worth every dollar of the upgrade.
Farzana's Take: "The question I get constantly is: what size should I buy? And my answer is always the same — start by understanding CTW. Once people realize that '1 ct tw' means 0.50 ct per ear, the whole decision changes. I personally wear the Bezel Lab 1 CTW in White Gold ($1,410) almost every day. The bezel is protective, the teardrop silhouette is unmistakable, and people genuinely think they cost three times what they do. If your budget is under $1K and you want maximum visual impact, the Lab Prong 1 CTW White Gold at $828 is extraordinary. Nothing else at this price point does what a 1 CTW pear stud does on a real person's ear."
Buying Matrix
| Budget | Best Lab Pick | Best Natural Pick | Best Value Overall |
|---|---|---|---|
| Under $1,000 | Lab Prong 1 CTW WG $828 | Natural Prong 1/3 ct WG $830 | Lab Prong 1 CTW |
| $1,000–$2,000 | Bezel Lab 1 CTW WG $1,410 | Natural Prong 0.5 ct WG $1,770 | Bezel Lab 1 CTW |
| $2,000–$5,000 | Lab 3 CTW Prong WG $1,746 | Bezel Natural 0.5 CTW WG $1,650 | Lab 4 CTW Prong WG $6,972 |
| $5,000+ | Lab 4 CTW Prong WG $6,972 | Bezel Natural 1 CTW Plat $5,500 | Bezel Natural 1 CTW Plat |
Decision Snapshot
| You want… | Best choice |
|---|---|
| Most lab sparkle under $1K | Lab Prong 1 CTW WG $828 |
| Daily-wear natural pear studs | Bezel Natural 0.25 CTW WG $820 |
| Modern daily-wear lab studs | Bezel Lab 1 CTW WG $1,410 |
| Pear diamond earrings yellow gold | Lab Prong 1 CTW YG $828 |
| Drop earrings under $2K | JA Bezel Bead Chain Drop YG $1,270 |
| Huggie/hoop everyday style | Pear Center Diamond Huggie $1,205 |
| Heirloom natural pear studs | Bezel Natural 1 CTW Platinum $5,500 |
| Statement 2 ct per ear lab | Lab Bezel 2 CTW YG $2,150 |
Final Verdict
Under $1,000 — Lab Prong 1 CTW in 14K White Gold at $828. The benchmark pick. F-G/VS2-SI1 lab pear at 0.50 ct per ear, 40% off the regular price. The teardrop silhouette at this carat reads beautifully on a real ear in real lighting. Nothing in this price range competes.
$1,000–$2,000 — Bezel Lab 1 CTW in 14K White Gold at $1,410. The daily-wear upgrade. Same per-ear carat as the prong, full tip protection, modern architectural bezel silhouette. Correct for buyers who wear earrings every single day.
$2,000–$5,000 — Lab Prong 3 CTW in 14K White Gold at $1,746 or Bezel Natural 0.5 CTW in White Gold at $1,650. Depends entirely on priority: maximum lab size (3 CTW = 1.5 ct per ear) or natural diamond provenance with daily-wear protection.
$5,000+ — Bezel Natural 1 CTW in Platinum at $5,500. The heirloom tier. Natural diamond, platinum setting, bezel protection, 0.50 ct per ear of provenance-backed stone. These are earrings that outlive their owners and pass to the next generation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does CTW mean for pear diamond earrings? CTW stands for carat total weight — the combined weight of both stones in the pair. A 1 CTW earring gives you 0.50 ct per ear. A 2 CTW earring gives you 1.00 ct per ear. Always multiply your per-ear size goal by two to find your CTW target before shopping.
What is the best carat size for pear shaped diamond stud earrings? For a clearly visible everyday statement, 1 CTW (0.50 ct per ear) is the practical minimum. For a true statement look, 2 CTW (1 ct per ear) is the inflection point. Below 0.5 CTW, the pear silhouette is delicate and accent-level rather than a statement.
Should I buy pear diamond earrings in bezel or prong setting? Bezel for daily wear — the metal rim protects the pointed tip from micro-chipping over years. Prong for occasional or formal wear — maximum stone visibility with a more traditional, bridal-adjacent look. The upgrade cost from prong to bezel in lab is roughly $582 at the 1 CTW level.
Are pear shaped lab grown diamond earrings worth it? At the current 40% promotion, yes without reservation. The lab prong 1 CTW in white gold at $828 delivers F-G/VS2-SI1 material at a price that natural diamonds cannot approach below $1,770 for the same carat. The only reason to choose natural over lab for earrings is emotional preference for mined provenance.
What is the difference between 1 carat pear shaped diamond earrings and 2 carat? In CTW terms: 1 CTW = 0.50 ct per ear; 2 CTW = 1.00 ct per ear. In lab, the price difference is $828 vs. $1,266 — a $438 upgrade for double the per-ear stone size. In natural, the same jump costs $5,750 to $13,190. Lab makes the 2 CTW decision trivial; natural makes it consequential.
Do pear diamond studs need to point up or point down? Point up is the standard orientation for studs — the tip faces toward the top of the ear, the rounded belly hangs down, creating the classic teardrop at the lobe. Blue Nile's pre-matched pairs are oriented correctly at manufacture. Point-down is preferred in dangling drop earrings where the stone hangs freely below the earlobe.
What gold color is best for pear diamond earrings? White gold and platinum maximize the apparent whiteness of the diamond — the cool metal does not warm the stone's color, making F-G grades appear closer to D-E. Yellow gold creates a warm contrast that flatters I-J grades and reads as fashion-forward. Rose gold is the warmest option and pairs especially well with lower-color natural stones. All three are correct — the choice is stylistic.
How do I match pear diamond studs to my face shape? The elongated vertical line of a point-up pear stud adds subtle length to the face — flattering for round and square face shapes. Oval and heart face shapes can wear any orientation. For very long face shapes, drop earrings (which add vertical movement) are better suited to round or ball studs than to pear studs.
Can I wear pear shaped diamond stud earrings every day? Yes — especially in a bezel setting, which protects the pointed tip. Even prong studs are suitable for daily wear since earlobes contact fewer hard surfaces than fingers. The main risk is hair getting caught in open prong settings; buyers with long hair who wear their hair down frequently may prefer the bezel for snag-free daily wear.
What are pear and diamond drop earrings vs pear diamond stud earrings? Drop earrings suspend the pear stone below the earlobe on a chain or post extension. They add movement and jawline-lengthening visual effect. Stud earrings sit directly at the earlobe with no movement or extension. Drop earrings are more formal; studs are more versatile across casual to formal contexts.
Are 3 carat pear shaped diamond earrings too big? 3 CTW = 1.50 ct per ear. At that size, the pear diamond is clearly a statement piece — not subtle, not everyday-casual, but absolutely appropriate for dinner events, evenings out, and formal occasions. In lab at $1,746 for 3 CTW, the cost barrier is low enough that buying both a 1 CTW everyday pair and a 3 CTW statement pair becomes reasonable.
How do pear diamond earrings compare to oval diamond earrings? Both are elongated brilliant cuts with similar face-up sizes per carat. The pear's pointed tip creates a more distinctive teardrop silhouette with an obvious directionality. Oval studs read as a softer, more symmetrical elongation. See our full oval diamond earrings guide for the oval-specific comparison.
Expert Summary
What they are: Pear shaped diamond earrings use a teardrop-silhouette brilliant-cut diamond — wider at the base, tapering to a point — in studs, drops, huggies, hoops, and statement designs. Blue Nile carries 60+ distinct pear earring styles from $438 to $14,430.
Who should buy: Anyone who wants more visual presence than round studs at the same carat. The pear's elongated face-up area is 8–12% larger than a round of identical weight, and the teardrop silhouette is immediately recognizable in a way round studs are not.
Key decision sequence: (1) Set your per-ear carat goal, double it for CTW. (2) Choose bezel (daily wear, protected tip) or prong (maximum sparkle, traditional look). (3) Lab (3× the carat for the same price) or natural (provenance, investment). Metal choice is the final and least consequential decision.
Bottom line: Lab Prong 1 CTW White Gold at $828 is the benchmark. Bezel Lab 1 CTW White Gold at $1,410 is the daily-wear upgrade. Bezel Natural 1 CTW Platinum at $5,500 is the heirloom pick.
See Also
- Pear Diamond Drop Earrings Guide — Complete guide to drop and dangle styles: The Drop Direction Rule, Assembly CTW Illusion, lab vs. natural, all 21 Blue Nile drops with prices
- Pear Cut Diamond: Complete Buying Guide — Bow-tie audit, L/W ratios, GIA grading, size dimensions, and full price data for natural and lab pear diamonds
- Pear Diamond Pendant Guide — Bezel vs prong, point-up vs east-west, chain length guide, and every Blue Nile pear pendant with prices
- Pear Diamond Necklace Guide — Every pear pendant and tennis necklace style at Blue Nile from $475 to $53,541
- Pear Diamond Engagement Ring — Complete engagement ring guide with carat ladder, The Engagement Premium, and full setting comparison
- Pear Shaped Diamond Ring: Settings & Metals — The Metal Multiplier Effect, all setting styles, and full price data across every pear ring category
- Pear Diamond Halo Ring — Single halo, double halo, floating halo; the complete halo framework for pear diamonds
- Oval Diamond Earrings Guide — The symmetrical elongated alternative; head-to-head comparison of oval vs. pear earring silhouettes
- Blue Nile Diamond Review — Full audit of Blue Nile's inventory, pricing, return policy, and quality controls
- Diamond Buying Guide — Complete framework for evaluating cut, color, clarity, and carat across all shapes
Expert Verdict
Always audit the stone individually — no grade replaces seeing the actual diamond. The certificate tells you what to look for. Your eyes tell you whether to buy.
— Farzana Hasan, GIA Expert · DiamondCritics.com
