A tapered point with a notched base, cut long and flat.
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Rectangles lay flattest, then pears, with arrowheads needing the most control. For face-up strands, keep a slight gap: a single knot between beads adds about 1 mm and usually stops flipping for rectangles and most pears. For larger arrows or tall pears, place a knot on both sides of each drop to increase separation.
Head to Jaipur-cut gemstone strand importers and faceted gemstone strand dealers. They most often carry pyramids, half-moons, trilliants and arrowheads. Expect trilliants in the 6 to 10 mm bracket, arrowheads around 12 to 25 mm, pyramids commonly near 9x15 mm and half-moons around 11x15 mm. Cab-only and rough booths rarely stock drilled fancy shapes.
Pick strands with bright lemon and orange separated by clean black lines, with bands that continue through each bead. Medium to wide band density reads bold at arm's length. Marquise and pear shapes show banding best. For pendants, choose 25 to 40 mm pieces; for bracelets, use 6 to 8 mm beads or small flats like 9x15 mm pyramids.