Pear Shape Sterling Silver Bracelets  

Natural Gemstone Bracelets Featuring Pear Cut Stones

The pear shape dates to 1458, when Flemish polisher Lodewyk van Berquem developed the cut to maximize light return in diamonds. Modern lapidaries apply his geometry to colored gemstones, and the results fill this collection. You will find amethyst, turquoise, larimar, moonstone, and dozens of other minerals cut into matching or graduated pear shapes, then mounted in bezels, prongs, or channel settings. SilverRush Style has operated since 2005, sourcing rough material from verified mines and working with silversmiths who shape each setting around the specific stone it holds. The sterling silver meets the .925 purity standard, meaning 92.5% pure silver alloyed with copper for structural integrity. Browse by stone type, price, or bracelet width using the filters above. When you find a piece that fits your wrist and your intent, the code listed on its page is yours alone.