Pear Shape Diamond Engagement Ring + 2 Sided Pave Halo + 3 Sided Pave Band

The Signature: 2-Sided Pavé

This is the technique Maison Raksha is known for — and nowhere does it speak more clearly than on this pear shape engagement ring.

In traditional pavé, metal bezels or beads separate each stone. Here, we eliminate that boundary. The center stone and every halo stone that surrounds it share a single gold prong between them. The stones along the sides of the halo do the same. The result: a seamless field of diamonds with almost no visible metal — just stone pressed against stone, edge to edge, face to the light.

The same philosophy carries through to the band. Three rows of diamonds run the full length of the shank, each row sharing prongs with its neighbor. From every angle, the ring reads as one continuous surface of brilliance.

The Design

• Center Stone: Pear shape — a silhouette that elongates the finger and commands immediate attention
• Halo: 2-sided pavé — center and halo diamonds share prongs front-facing; side halo stones share prongs laterally, minimizing metal exposure throughout
• Band: 3-row pavé — all three rows share prongs, creating a unified, uninterrupted diamond surface from every profile
• Setting Philosophy: Shared-prong construction across the entire ring — less metal, more stone, maximum light return

The 2-sided pavé is not a detail. It is the architecture. Every prong is load-bearing in two directions, allowing the stones to live as close together as physically possible without sacrificing security. The outcome is a ring that appears to be set entirely in diamonds — because, essentially, it is.