1. Ring SpecificationsA. Stone DetailsShape: Pear (teardrop)

Dimensions: 8mm (length) × 5mm (width)

Estimated Carat Weight:

If Diamond: ~0.50–0.75ct (depends on depth)

If Gemstone (e.g., sapphire, morganite): ~1.0–1.5ct (lower density)

Cut Quality: Likely brilliant cut (for sparkle) or rose cut (vintage look)

Setting: 4–6 prongs (to secure the pointed tip) or a V-shaped bezel (modern protection)

B. Metal DetailsMaterial: 18K Gold (75% pure gold + 25% alloy for durability)

Weight: 2.39 grams (lightweight, delicate design)

Band Thickness: ~1.2–1.5mm (typical for dainty rings)

Ring Diameter: 17.60mm (approximately US size 6.5–7, EU size 53)

C. Design FeaturesSetting Style: Solitaire (single stone, minimalistic)

Band Profile: Tapered or knife-edge (enhances elegance)

Height: Low to medium profile (prevents snagging)

Finish: Likely polished (shiny) or brushed/matte (modern)

1. Ring Size & FitDiameter: 17.60mm (standard for US 6.5–7, EU 53)

Circumference: ~55.3mm

Fit Note: A pear-shaped stone may require slight sizing adjustments if the point faces inward (to prevent tilting).

1. Durability & CareA. For the StonePear Shape Vulnerability: The pointed tip is prone to chipping—avoid hard impacts.

Cleaning:

Diamond/Gemstone: Warm water + mild soap, soft brush.

Avoid Ultrasonic Cleaners if the stone has inclusions.

B. For the 18K Gold BandScratch Resistance: Softer than 14K—remove during heavy work.

Maintenance:

Polish every 6–12 months to restore shine.

Check prongs every year (lightweight settings loosen over time).

1. Styling & OccasionsEngagement Ring: Timeless and elegant.

Stacking: Pairs well with:

A thin pavé band (for sparkle).

A curved wedding band (to fit around the pear shape).

Occasions: Perfect for daily wear (if set low) or special events.

1. Estimated Value Range (Varies by Stone & Brand)18K Gold (2.39g): ~$150–$300 (scrap gold value).

With Diamond (0.5–0.75ct): ~$1,000–$4,000+ (depending on quality).

With Gemstone (e.g., sapphire): ~$500–$2,000.

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