1 Carat Pear Shape Rose Gold Moissanite Ring+ 1.0-Carat Pear Forever One Moissanite

Moissanite was originally discovered in a meteorite crater in 1893. Natural moissanite is extremely rare, so virtually all moissanite sold today is lab-created. It is a silicon carbide gemstone that closely resembles a diamond while offering more colorful sparkle and a lower price point. A 1 carat stone offers the timeless proportions that made it the default engagement ring size for most of the 20th century.

Rose gold is generally safe for people with nickel allergies because its alloy uses copper rather than nickel to achieve its warm color. However, people with a sensitivity to copper should be cautious. For most people with common metal sensitivities, rose gold is a comfortable choice without the nickel concerns that come with white gold.

A 1 carat lab diamond typically costs between $800 and $2,500 depending on cut, color, and clarity. At 1 carat, this was the average diamond size for many decades before lab-grown diamonds came along, making it a proven, timeless choice. A comparable mined diamond of the same quality can cost $4,000 to $8,000 or more. That gap has widened in recent years as lab diamond production has grown. Lab grown offers significantly more stone for the same budget.

Yes. The pointed tip of a pear cut is its most vulnerable area and should be set in a V-prong or claw-prong that fully encases the point. Without protection, the tip is susceptible to chipping from everyday impacts. Choosing the right setting design is more important with pear cuts than with most other shapes. At 1 carat, you get the engagement ring size that set the standard for generations, now at a fraction of what it would cost with a mined stone.

Do Amore is the only engagement ring brand that provides GPS coordinates and photos of the specific clean water well your purchase funded. This 1 carat pear cut moissanite in 14k rose gold pairs the pear's elegant teardrop shape with rose gold's modern warmth and moissanite's exceptional fire. Every ring is handcrafted in the US from recycled metals, and the giving model has reached over 22,000 people since 2017.