Scarpa Step-Cut Pear Offset Double Bezel Ring

by SHAHLA

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Stone:
Step-cut pear lab-grown diamond
Material:
14k Yellow Gold
Made In:
USA
Ring story · Wearable architecture

Built like a
Carlo Scarpa detail.

The Scarpa Step-Cut Pear Offset Double Bezel Ring by Shahla Karimi channels Venetian architect Carlo Scarpa — three harmonious bands, rhythmic platinum bezels, and a step-cut pear diamond set offset to rest along the side of the finger. Wearable architecture in 14k yellow gold, with a cultivated diamond.

Who she is

For the woman with
an architect’s eye.

This is the one I pull for someone who loves design with a concept behind it — she notices geometry, layering, and the beauty of connections and transitions. A ring named for Carlo Scarpa speaks her language.

She wants something genuinely different — an offset stone, double bezels, three bands — not a conventional solitaire. Considered and architectural is exactly her.

A study in patterns and reflective surfaces — modernist principles meeting intricate craftsmanship.
What sets it apart

Three things that make it
architectural.

01

An offset step-cut pear diamond

The step-cut pear diamond is set offset — designed to rest along the side of the finger, an unexpected, architectural placement. It’s a cultivated (lab-grown) stone, cut to order for the ideal shape.
Why architectural
Named for architect Carlo Scarpa — layers, geometry, and connections worked into a ring you wear.
02

Double platinum bezels, three bands

Each stone is set with two platinum bezels across three harmonious bands, creating a rhythmic layering of material — texture and pattern that invite a closer look.
03

Carlo Scarpa inspiration

Named for the Venetian architect, the design reveals layers and geometric forms that feel both visually interesting and timeless — modernist principles with intricate craftsmanship.
The maker

About Shahla Karimi.

Shahla Karimi is celebrated for architecturally inspired fine jewellery made responsibly — cultivated (lab-grown) diamonds and recycled metals, with designs that draw on architecture and art. The Scarpa, named for Carlo Scarpa, is that ethos at its purest.

In real life

Architectural, and made
just for you.

The offset stone sits low along the side of the finger, and platinum bezels protect it beautifully — so despite the sculptural look it’s practical to wear. Because the pear shape is cut to order, please allow 6–8 weeks of production. Cultivated diamond and recycled metals make it a conscientious choice too.

Common questions

FAQ — what people
actually ask me.

Why is it called the Scarpa ring?

It’s named for Venetian architect Carlo Scarpa, whose work layers geometric forms and celebrates connections and transitions — the inspiration behind the ring’s three bands and rhythmic bezels.

What does the offset setting mean?

The step-cut pear diamond sits offset, resting along the side of the finger rather than straight on top — a distinctive, architectural placement that sets the ring apart.

Are cultivated (lab-grown) diamonds real?

Yes — they’re chemically and optically identical to mined diamonds, just grown in a lab. Shahla Karimi cuts the ideal stone to order for this rare shape.

How long does it take to make?

Allow 6–8 weeks of production — because of the rare stone shape, the ideal diamond is cut to order for your ring.

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