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TPP02
London Blue Topaz Faceted Pear, 8x10-9x12 mm
8x10-9x12 mm · Pear
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Pears
A rounded drop, fuller than a tear drop, usually faceted. Hangs point-up or point-down depending on the drill.
- Measured as
- Width by length, e.g. 6x9mm
- Usually drilled
- Top-drilled across the point, or center-drilled lengthwise
- Used for
- Earrings, pendants, graduated necklaces
Stones we cut this way
Pears in the collection
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TPP06
Sky Blue Topaz Faceted Pear, 7x10 mm
7x10 mm · Pear
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TPP09
Mystic Topaz Faceted Pear, Mystic, 6x9-7x10 mm
6x9-7x10 mm · Pear
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TPP13
Imperial Topaz Faceted Pear, Pink Orange, 6x9 mm, AAA grade
6x9 mm · Pear
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ZP01
Zircon Faceted Pear, Shaded Blue, 6x9-7x10 mm
6x9-7x10 mm · Pear
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TPP03
London Blue Topaz Faceted Pear, 7x9-8x11 mm
7x9-8x11 mm · Pear
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TPP07
Sky Blue Topaz Faceted Pear, 6x9 mm
6x9 mm · Pear
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TPP14
Imperial Topaz Faceted Pear, Pink Orange, 5x8 mm, AAA grade
5x8 mm · Pear
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ZP02
Zircon Faceted Pear, Blue, 5x8-6x9 mm
5x8-6x9 mm · Pear
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TPP04
London Blue Topaz Faceted Pear, 7x9 mm
7x9 mm · Pear
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TPP08
Sky Blue Topaz Faceted Pear, 7x10 mm
7x10 mm · Pear
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TPP15
Imperial Topaz Faceted Pear, Pink Orange, 5x7-9x12 mm
5x7-9x12 mm · Pear
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