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Thinking of proposing?

We help create your dream ring, designed to get a "Yes!"
Create a bespoke engagement ring with a Melbourne based gemmologist 'cause heirlooms aren't bought from chain stores

Bespoke Engagement Rings

Cherry Picked Gemstones by a Melbourne Based Certified Gemmologist.

Get started with Oval + Pear

From Apatite to Zoisite, we're making it easy to create your dream engagement ring. We take a gemmology focused approach to source the perfect stone, whilst educating you in the process - then we'll pop it in your dream ring.

Book a free consultation to receive:

  • A bespoke, yet simplified process to find your perfect gemstone
  • A free, no-obligation quote
  • 10+ hand-drawn bespoke ring designs

Everything You Need to Create the Perfect Engagement Ring

Jewellery Design

We help you design the ring. Everything starts with hand drawn sketches. We then work with our local partners to produce computer renderings, castings and hand finished rings.

Gemstone Sourcing

We know our four C's, but our expertise extends beyond diamonds to coloured gemstones. Our certified gemmologist cuts through the BS to source your special stone

Insider Knowledge

We are here to educate and guide you through the process. Working with a gemmologist means you get access to insider jewellery industry knowledge and a deep understanding of the gemstone industry. Which means better pricing and product knowledge passed on to you!

Any Budget

We have created bespoke rings from $2,000 to $40,000. We pride ourselves on creating masterpieces within any budget

Frequently Asked Questions

Hell no! The 3 months salary myth is an incredibly effective marketing campaign created by DeBeers (a diamond mining company) back in the 1950's. It is just marketing, which has leaked into social norms. You spend whatever you feel comfortable and we will do out best to accommodate your budget. We have created bespoke pieces for $2,000 and others for $40,000 but our average cost for a bespoke ring is $4,000.

Again, very much hell no! We are gemstone first kind of people. Princess Diana had a Sapphire, which now sits on Duchess Kate's finger. Emma Stone has an Akoya pearl, Katy Perry has a Ruby engagement ring and Halle Berry wears an emerald. DeBeers is again at play here, marketing to you that an engagement ring should be a diamond, this came into play around the 1950's too. Before this many proposals involved a simple band or no ring at all. People come in all colours, shapes and sizes...just like gemstones.

We can definitely source an ethical stone. Ethical can mean different things to different people so we address this on a case by case basis. In your consultation be sure to mention this is important to you and we will ensure to source you an ethical stone within your requirements. Feel free to reach out via chat to discuss the ethical landscape of gemstone sourcing, like most things in life it is not black and white.

Most definitely! Our initial consultation has been refined to ensure we ask the right questions to start to tease out what an engagement ring may look for you. Don't worry if you feel you have no idea about any of the elements we are here to guide you and support you through the design process. We find that more often than not, you already know what you want.

Nope! We are a gemmology led jewellery design business. We work with a network of trade jewellers, lapidaries (gemstone cutters), casting houses and diamond setters. There are lots of people involved to create a ring. Our network of suppliers are small businesses, local businesses and family owned. Everything is made within Australia. Oval + Pear starts with the stone - we then build from there.

6 weeks once your ring design has been confirmed. Initial consultation to delivery can take up to three months, dependent on if you know what you want or if you need more guidance. We try and work within special timelines, if you are aiming to propose by a certain date please let us know and we will do our best to accommodate.

Definitely, but most are perfectly ok to put in rings. It is true that diamonds are the hardest (and when we say hardest, we mean least resitant to scratches) gemstone. We are here to guide you on what stone is appropriate for long term ring wearing and the best setting to protect your stone for many lifetimes. The best and least resitant to scratching are those stones above quartz on the MOHs scale so think Diamonds, Sapphire, Ruby, Emerald, Spinel, Garnets, Tourmaline, Zircon. There are other factors to consider apart from hardness as well which we can discuss in your consultation. If you would like to learn more about the MOHs hardness scale click here.

Testimonials

Matt Kendall

Hornsby, NSW
"Oval and Pear are experts at attention to detail., Teagan gets to the core of what you want and delivers on that with quality. You know you’ll get the best gem - Teagan will be honest if the gem isn’t up to her standards. Amazing value for money and bespoke".

Tim Penman

Sydney, NSW
"You clearly knew your rocks and took a real interest in learning about the style Michelle and I were after" .

Michael Jones

North Sydney, NSW
"Hands down best way to design a ring that you are truly comfortable with and will fill the dreams of your partner. Especially if you have no idea where to start”.

Luke Jeffery

Wollongong, NSW
"My Aunty saw the ring and says she wants to get married again just so she can have a ring like Steph's. She loves it!"
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