Pear Shape Yellow Lab Grown Diamond Halo Ring Design

The Commercial Value Is in the Detachable Interface

FLRY-06 is built around a 1.13 ct Fancy Intense Yellow pear lab-grown diamond with an IGI report. The certified center sits inside a two-tier diamond halo that can be secured to a split-shank ring base or presented as a pendant through the integrated diamond-set bail.

For a buyer, this is not simply a halo ring with an extra accessory. The same 18K white gold centerpiece must align, lock and release correctly in two different wearing modes. The connection tolerance, back construction and pendant balance are therefore part of the product specification, not hidden workshop details.

Other yellow center shapes can be reviewed in the yellow lab diamond ring collection. FLRY-06 should remain positioned as a convertible engineering project rather than another double-halo variation.

What Report LG720525876 Actually Confirms

The uploaded IGI report identifies the center as a 1.13 ct Pear Modified Brilliant laboratory-grown diamond measuring 8.31 x 5.29 x 3.49 mm. It is graded Fancy Intense Yellow and VVS2, with Excellent polish, Excellent symmetry and no fluorescence.

The report states that the stone was produced by the CVD growth process. These details belong to the inscribed center diamond. They do not automatically certify the detachable mechanism, 18K gold, surrounding diamonds, chain or completed ring-pendant assembly.

IGI report

LG720525876

Center stone

1.13 ct pear modified brilliant lab-grown diamond

Measurements

8.31 x 5.29 x 3.49 mm

Color and clarity

Fancy Intense Yellow / VVS2

Growth and finish

CVD / Excellent polish / Excellent symmetry / No fluorescence

A Two-Wear Product Requires Two Acceptance Tests

1. Lock test: the centerpiece must seat fully on the ring base without visible tilt, side movement or uneven gaps.
2. Release test: the component must detach through the approved action without pulling on the halo, prongs or diamond-set shoulders.
3. Ring test: the pear point, halo outline and split shank must share one center axis when viewed from the front.
4. Pendant test: the bail opening and back weight must allow the cluster to hang vertically without rotating forward.
5. Repeat-cycle test: repeated assembly should not loosen the interface or mark the visible polished surfaces.

Price the Conversion System Separately from the Diamonds

The sample combines a 1.13 ct center with approximately 0.60 ct of surrounding and setting diamonds, giving an approximate total diamond weight of 1.73 ct. The finished 18K white gold sample weighs approximately 3.66 g.

Those figures do not explain the complete project cost. A convertible quotation should also account for the detachable interface, receiving mount, pendant bail, split-shank alignment, additional fitting and the extra QC needed for two wearing modes.

Changing the halo diameter or center measurements can affect both formats at once. A wider pear cluster may require a different ring opening and a larger bail balance point. This is why the ring mount and pendant function should be developed in the same convertible jewelry CAD review, even when a buyer plans to sell the two modes as separate SKUs.

LGJZ073-Y Production Reference

Questions That Affect the Two-Wear Order

Can additional ring bases be made for one centerpiece?

They can be reviewed, but every base must use the approved receiving dimensions and pass a fit test with the actual centerpiece. Interchangeability should never be assumed from the model number alone.

Is a necklace chain included?

The uploaded product confirms a pendant-capable centerpiece and bail. Chain length, width, style and inclusion must be stated in the quotation so the bail opening and hanging balance can be checked.

Can the two-tier halo be changed?

Yes, but a halo change affects the outside dimensions, ring-base opening, pendant balance and total weight. A single-halo or reduced-diamond version requires a revised two-mode CAD, not only a new stone map.

Ask for a conversion acceptance pack before approving repeat production. Through the FLYR-06 mechanism check, request a lock-and-release video, ring-mode front and side images, pendant balance footage and the recorded interface measurements. This gives the buyer a reusable QC standard instead of a generic product quotation.