Which ring is better for daily wear?

The Oval's smaller 7mm bezel sits lower and is less likely to catch, but some Oval buyers call the band paper thin and not suited to daily wear. Neither ring is built as a heavy everyday band, so treat both as occasional-wear pieces.

Does the Pear ring come in larger sizes?

Yes. The Pear goes up to size 12; the Oval stops at 11. Both come in whole sizes only, so if you are a half size, plan on resizing.

Is the gold-plated Pear worth choosing?

Only if you find it in stock. Spirit Pieces lists the 14k gold-plated option as discontinued and says those sizes will not be restocked, so the sterling silver version is the safer long-term pick.

Which one shows the ashes more?

Neither is designed to make ash prominent; both suspend it in crushed opal. One Oval reviewer wished for lighter opal colors so the ash was more visible, so pick pale opal colors if that matters to you.

Do both take the same amount of ash?

Yes. Each requests 1/8 tsp, and both accept mixed ashes, for example for two people or a person and a pet.

How long until either ring arrives?

Both take 4-6 weeks from the day Spirit Pieces receives your kit. The collection kit is included in the price and sent automatically.

Bedazzled Pear Opal Ring with Cremation Ashes vs Silver Oval Ring with Cremation Ashes

Both are Spirit Pieces sterling silver opal-and-ash rings with the same 1/8 tsp ash request and 4-6 week turnaround. The Pear ring has a larger 9mm x 10mm bezel, a wider size range (4-12), and a gold-plated option that is discontinued. The Oval ring has a smaller 7mm bezel, sizes 4-11, and more ratings (259 vs 138). Buy the Pear for a bigger stone and larger sizes; buy the Oval if you want the most-reviewed, lowest-profile option.

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