MM Cartridge

You realize that a stylus replacement may end up costing you as much or more than a retip?

That takes the Virtuoso out of the mix. I'd look at the Nagaoka MP-500.

Rauljazz, Did you mean to say you want several "opinions", rather than "options"?  You're sure to get more opinions than you can handle.  The other reason for not wanting an MC with your phono stage is you would need a SUT to step up the signal voltage of most MC cartridges, in order for an MC to work well into your existing stage.  So you'd either need a SUT or an entirely new phono stage.  IMO, the best MMs leave nothing on the table when compared to all but perhaps the most expensive MC cartridges.  So stick to your guns.

Yes the 2M Black, but I want several options.

The Ortofon line offers what you're looking for.

I want user replaceable stylus. I don't want to remove the whole cartridge and send to be retiped!

The Clearaudio Virtuoso is just a little above your budget, but I don't understand why you wouldn't consider MC carts.  Is it due to a limitation of your phono stage?

Up to $800

@rauljazz and the budget you're willing to spend on a brand new MM is ... ? 

With that effective mass you can get away with a myriad of medium to high compliance cartridges. Perhaps you could even lower the effective mass further by adopting a very lightweight head shell, if your tone arm has interchangeable head shells. In any case, be prepared for an avalanche of suggestions, all different, all adamant.

The arm mass is 10.2 gm

Post the mass of your tonearm first, because recommendations here are blind, some cartridges are not compatible with your tonearm (if a compliance is too high or too low). 

Soundsmith , Vessel Cartridges , Goldring 

If you can still find one, the JICO stylus will make a shocking difference to your Pearl, and may be enough to keep you happy

For new cartridges (in addition to what you have already mentioned), the upper end clearaudio MM's are also very good. If you're not afraid of purchasing used...
Grado Signature series
Empire 4000 DIII
Empire 2000 Z

If you have a month or so... Check out the HUGE MM thread Raul started here. There are a lot of old MM/MI carts that are really good.  

There are two critical parameters of the most important components in analog chain:

-tonearm mass
-cartridge compliance

If you know tonearm mass you have to choose a cartridge compliance accordingly.

*you can read here

P.S. Dynamic compliance must be stated at 10Hz in cu
If it was stated at 100Hz (for Japanese carts) simply multiply on 1.7 to convert to 10Hz before you will make any calculations

The top Grados don't have a user replaceable stylus

Check out Grado!!
https://gradolabs.com/cartridges/