Oval Cut Lab Grown Diamond Three Stone Ring with Close Set Pear Sides and a Pave Collar

Oval Cut Lab Grown Diamond Three Stone Ring with Close Set Pear Sides and a Pave Collar

An oval cut lab grown diamond in four claws with a pear cut diamond tucked tight against each side, each pear held in two claws finished as small polished beads, all three raised over a pavé set collar on a fine round wire band.

The measurement that decides how a three stone ring looks is the gap. Most designs leave a visible run of metal between the centre stone and each side stone, because it is easier to set and it gives the goldsmith somewhere to put the claws. Here that gap has been closed almost completely. The two pears sit directly against the girdle of the oval, so the three stones read as one continuous run of diamond across the finger rather than as a centre with two companions. Closing the gap forces a different setting method. There is no room for a claw between the stones, so each pear is held by only two claws placed on its outer edges, and those claws are finished as small rounded beads rather than as flat tips, which keeps them low and out of the way. Underneath, a pavé collar wraps the base of the head, so the small run of metal that does remain visible in profile is set with diamonds rather than left blank. The shank is a fine round wire, tapering slightly, with nothing on it at all.

Center stone details

• Stone type: lab grown diamond
• Shape: oval brilliant cut
• Carat weight: 2, 3, 4 or 5 carat, selected at checkout
• Color grade: E
• Clarity grade: VVS2
• Cut and polish: excellent
• Symmetry: excellent
• Setting: four claws above a pavé collar, set north to south

Accent stone details

• Two pear cut lab grown diamonds, one on each side, points facing outward, set tight against the centre stone with no visible gap
• Each pear held by two claws only, finished as small polished beads on its outer edges
• Pavé collar of small round brilliants wrapping the base of the head
• All accents E to F colour, VS clarity
• The shank itself carries no stones
• Total accent weight approximately 0.65 carat, scaled to the centre stone you choose

Band details

A fine round wire shank, tapering slightly towards the head, fully polished and completely unset. The interior is smooth and comfort rounded.

Metal options

Choose 925 sterling silver, or 10K, 14K or 18K gold in yellow, rose or white. Every metal is fully hallmarked. Yellow gold is shown in the photographs, where the small bead claws read as bright warm dots at the outer point of each pear. In white gold they disappear almost entirely.

Ring size

The ring is made to your finger size. Select your size at checkout. If you are unsure, we will send you a printable size guide before we begin work.

Custom orders

We can change the carat weight, open a small gap between the stones, turn the pears point inward, swap them for marquise or rounds, leave the collar plain, or make a matching fine wedding band. Write to us through https://mapplegems.com/pages/contact and our workshop will prepare a quotation and a rendering before any metal is cut.

Frequently asked questions

Is a lab grown diamond a real diamond
Yes. It has the same carbon crystal structure, the same hardness of 10 on the Mohs scale and the same optical behaviour as a mined diamond, and it is graded on the same scales by the same laboratories.

Does the ring come with a certificate
Yes. An IGI certificate for the center stone is included at no extra charge.

What does close set mean
The side stones sit directly against the girdle of the centre stone with no visible metal between them, so the three read as one continuous run of diamond rather than as three separate stones.

Why do the pears have only two claws
Closing the gap leaves no room for a claw between the stones, so each pear is held on its outer edges only. The claws are finished as beads to keep them low and clear of the neighbouring stone.

Is two claw setting secure
On a small pear held tight between a claw on each outer edge and the body of the centre stone beside it, yes. The stones brace one another, which is part of why close setting works.

How is this different from your other pear sided three stone rings
One has a pavé scroll gallery and an arched bridge, another sets a hidden halo under all three stones, others use larger pears with a visible gap. This one closes the gap entirely and uses bead finished two claw settings.

Why is the collar set with pave
Because closing the gap between stones leaves the collar as the only metal visible in profile. Setting it means there is no blank band of metal beneath the diamonds from any angle.

Can this ring be resized
Yes, comfortably. The shank is a plain unset wire.

Why buy a lab grown diamond

Close setting is unforgiving. With no metal between the stones, any difference in colour between the centre and the pears is visible immediately, and the two pears must match each other exactly in outline. Lab grown material makes that matching reliable, so an E colour VVS2 oval of two to five carats sits between properly matched pears, in fully hallmarked metal, with a traceable origin and no mining.

Our services

• IGI certificate for the center stone included at no extra cost
• Made to order in any size in our range
• Free resizing within the first year
• Insured worldwide shipping
• Lifetime cleaning and polishing
• Custom design service for changes to any element of this ring

About Mapple Gems

Mapple Gems is a jewellery workshop in Surat, India, the city where a large share of the world's diamonds are cut and polished. We grow, cut, grade and set in one place, which is why we can offer certified stones in fully hallmarked gold at workshop prices.

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