About Zevar
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Zevar by Usman Waseem is a jewellery house rooted in Karachi. The name carries its own meaning — Zevar is Urdu for ornament — and every piece we make is intended to be worn, not simply admired.
Our mark is a gold monogram, drawn from the geometric interplay of a Z and a U, paired with the ZEVAR wordmark.
What We Make
Each collection is built around its own language of form:
- Pavé Flower — four elongated, rounded petals meeting in an X, fully set in pavé with a plain gold rim.
- The Ruby Line — an emerald-cut ruby held within a leaf or marquise halo, carried across a necklace, drop earrings, bracelet, and ring.
- The Emerald Pear-Halo Line — linked pear-cut stones, matching drops, and a companion ring.
- Infinity — interlocking rings in Classic, Pavé, and Pavé & Classic finishes, across necklaces, bracelets, and earrings.
- Forme — sculptural silhouettes in our Flower, Marquise, and Oval Halo designs.
- Butterfly & Clover — delicate motifs in necklaces, earrings, and bracelets.
- Jewelphabets — personalised initial charms, in silver or gold, plain or pavé-set.
- Hinged Bangles — slender bands in gold and silver, worn plain or dressed with hanging charms: letters, sunburst initials, gemstone drops.
Every necklace we photograph and sell carries its true back detail — a fine cable chain, a lobster clasp, and generous open jump rings on an extender tail, so length can be adjusted. We don't stage a hidden clasp for the camera. What you see is what arrives.
How We Work
Every piece is finished to match its photograph. We don't publish an image of jewellery we cannot make exactly as shown.
Some pieces are ready to ship; others are made or sized once you order — the product page will always tell you which. Custom and engraved work becomes final once production begins; see Custom & Personalisation for the full process.
Where We Are
Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan.
WhatsApp +92 339 0009166
Studio: G-12, Anum Centre, Saddar, Karachi — visits by appointment; write ahead.
A Note on Our Name
Our photographs, designs, and monogram belong to Zevar. If you come across a listing using our imagery to sell another maker's work, we'd be glad to know.