2 Carat Pear Halo Engagement Ring with a Cluster Halo — 2.5ctw Lab-Grown Diamond in 14K Gold
A 2 carat pear Lab-Grown Diamond, ringed by fourteen round Lab-Grown Diamonds large enough to read as individual stones. Not a thin line of micro-pavé that disappears at arm's length, but a full cluster halo, every stone lifted in its own beaded prongs, adding up to 2.5 carats of white light and roughly 14mm of presence from tip to crown. Designed in CAD and hand-set to order by Dimitrios Koukoulis at the bench in Woodside, Queens.
What makes a cluster halo different from a pavé halo?
Most halo engagement rings frame the center stone with micro-pavé: dozens of tiny stones sharing a thin rim of metal. This design goes the other way. Fourteen round Lab-Grown Diamonds of about 2mm each, close to half a carat combined, sit shoulder to shoulder around the pear, each held by four beaded prongs shared with its neighbors. Bigger stones carry bigger facets, and bigger facets throw broad, bold flashes of light instead of fine glitter, the kind of sparkle that registers across a dinner table, not only under a loupe. The beaded prongs add a second layer of texture, a ring of polished gold dots that gives the halo its scalloped, flower-like edge.
Does the halo keep the true pear shape?
Yes, and that is the whole point of the design. Many pear halo rings round the halo off into an oval and the teardrop gets lost. Here the halo follows the stone exactly: three stones arc over the rounded end, five run down each side, and a single round caps the point, so the outline narrows to a clean tip exactly where the pear does. From across the room it still reads as a pear, only larger, brighter and more finished.
How is a 2 carat pear Lab-Grown Diamond held securely?
Five claw prongs hold the center Lab-Grown Diamond. Four sit along the curves of the stone, and a fifth, heavier claw wraps the point, the thinnest and most chip-prone part of any pear cut. Claws are shaped in the CAD file, cast in solid 14K gold and finished by hand, then every halo stone is set and checked individually at the bench. Nothing is glued, nothing is plated over base metal, and the halo sits on an open gallery built to take daily wear.
What are the exact stone specs?
The center is a 2.00 carat pear cut Lab-Grown Diamond, D to F color and VS clarity or better, IGI certified and shipped with its grading report. It measures approximately 10 by 6.5 millimeters face-up. The cluster halo adds fourteen round brilliant Lab-Grown Diamonds of roughly 0.50 carats total in the same color range, for a total weight of about 2.5 carats. The finished head spans approximately 14 by 10.5 millimeters on the finger.
How does the setting sit on the band?
The halo rises above a clean, polished 14K gold shank about 2.5 millimeters wide, with open sides under the head that let light into the pear from the side as well as the top. The plain band is deliberate: with this much stone up top, a pavé shank would compete, while solid gold keeps the eye on the cluster and gives the ring a strong, comfortable base for everyday wear. Planning a wedding band to sit beside it? A matching band can be contoured to the halo's outline on request.
Yellow, white or rose gold for a pear halo?
14K white gold melts the halo and center into one continuous sheet of white, the brightest, most continuous look. 14K yellow gold turns the beaded prongs into a frame of warm gold dots around each stone, a vintage cluster feel with a modern scale. 14K rose gold sits in between and flatters warmer skin tones. Platinum is available on request.
Who is the 2ct pear cluster halo for?
It is built for the proposal where presence matters: a 2 carat center that wears like far more, with a silhouette that elongates the finger the way only a pear can. Prefer something quieter? The 2ct Pear Hidden Halo Engagement Ring tucks its Lab-Grown Diamonds under the stone, and the 2ct Pear Solitaire Engagement Ring lets the center stand alone. For a pear crowned with marquise points, see the Aurelia Crown Pear Engagement Ring. Browse every shape and style in Pear Engagement Rings and Halo Engagement Rings.
Is a Lab-Grown Diamond real?
Yes. A Lab-Grown Diamond is crystallized carbon with the same chemical, physical and optical properties as a mined diamond, the same hardness, the same fire, and it is graded on the same scale by IGI. What it changes is the math: a 2 carat D to F, VS center in solid gold, set by hand, at a fraction of what the same look costs at a traditional mall jeweler.
How long does it take, and what arrives?
Every ring is made to order, built for one finger rather than pulled from a stock drawer, and ships in 7 to 10 business days. It arrives in a pouch with the IGI report for the center stone, and resizing is complimentary within 60 days of delivery.
