Help finding pear shaped diamond

[djmadd93]

Hi All! Happy I came across this site and I can really use your help. I plan on proposing to my girlfriend in December and am looking for a pear shape halo ring. I am looking to spend no more than $8000-$9000 on the setting and diamond, 58%-65% depth (I'm assuming anything shallower than that wont reflect light well), H color of higher, clarity SI2 or better, and 1.25ct-1.50ct. Here is what I have found on James Allen:

Setting:
She likes a thin band and I really like the "falling edge halo" on this one.
https://www.jamesallen.com/engagement-rings/halo/14k-white-gold-falling-edge-pave-diamond-engagement-ring-item-49492


Diamonds:
I like this one but the bow tie is throwing me off, not sure if it will be a problem or not.
https://www.jamesallen.com/loose-diamonds/pear-shaped/1.30-carat-g-color-si1-clarity-sku-1106790

Like this one as well but I don't think the inclusions will be hidden.
https://www.jamesallen.com/loose-diamonds/pear-shaped/1.50-carat-f-color-si2-clarity-sku-952020


All help welcomed! Thank you!

 

[tyty333]

Pretty sure the 1.5 is not going to be eye-clean. Feeling so-so about the 1.3 due to the faceting pattern.

This one might be worth a look...not really finding anything large in your price range. Just not that many nice ones out there right now.
https://www.jamesallen.com/loose-diamonds/pear-shaped/1.20-carat-h-color-vs2-clarity-sku-2181443

Edit..oh ask, GOG about this one...its got a pretty decent aset but it is an I.
http://www.goodoldgold.com/diamond-search/1.50-Pear--GIA-I-VS2-diamond-stock-13577-cert-

no aset on this one but you might as well ask about it if you talk to GOG
http://www.goodoldgold.com/diamond-search/1.34-Pear--GIA-H-VS1-diamond-stock-PS23383-cert-6225744199

 

[Diamond_Hawk]

With no comment on the suggested diamonds - it would be against forum rules - there are several variables to keep in mind for pears. A well-cut pear is often hard to find. So, besides the color, carat and clarity considerations - and you have specified depth - also keep in mind the length to width ratio. Your intended may prefer a ratio of which creates a 'longer' vs. a 'fatter' pear shape, or vice-versa. That will often change light performance, so it is always nice to see light performance images and/or see the diamond in person where possible. In general, the most popular ratios seem to be in the 1.55 to 1.75 range - but fiances vary