SOLITAIRE SETTING STYLE

While the quality and size of the solitaire are important, it is the setting style that truly defines the ring’s character, shaping it into a piece that reflects your individuality.

PRONG SETTING

The prong setting is the most classic and widely used style. It features three to eight metal prongs that securely hold the diamond slightly above the band, allowing maximum light to enhance its brilliance. The prong setting remains the most popular choice for solitaire designs.

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BEZEL SETTING

The bezel setting features a diamond fully encircled by a smooth metal rim, securing it firmly in place. This design provides exceptional protection and a clean, modern look. Favored by those with active lifestyles, the bezel setting offers both durability and understated elegance.

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CLUSTER SETTING

The cluster setting, also widely know as pressure setting, is a relatively modern style in which multiple diamonds are set closely together and secured with minimal, nearly invisible prongs. This arrangement creates the illusion of a single, larger diamond, offering a bold and eye-catching effect.

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HALO SETTING

The halo setting surrounds the center stone with a circle of pavé-set round diamonds, drawing attention to the centerpiece while enhancing its brilliance and apparent size. This setting style has grown increasingly popular in recent years for its striking and elegant appeal.

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CHANNEL SETTING

The channel setting features diamonds set side by side within a metal channel, flowing seamlessly along the band. Because the diamonds are not elevated, this setting offers added protection and reduces the risk of damage or loss.

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PAVÈ SETTING

Pavé setting uses closely set small diamonds to create continuous sparkle with minimal visible metal, giving the ring a refined and delicate look.

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