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The prong setting, featuring slim metal arms that securely cradle the diamond at the girdle, is the most commonly used type of mounting in diamond jewelry. This setting enables light to strike the gemstone from multiple angles, producing maximum brilliance, fire, and sparkle.
Pavé, originating from the French word for "paving," refers to a type of bead setting where neighboring gemstones are held by a shared bead. Using diminutive metal prongs or beads, small diamonds or stones are secured to partially cover the jewelry, giving the illusion of a dazzling pathway that highlights the central gemstone and attracts the eye.
Using opposing directions of pressure in a tension setting, a diamond can be securely held in place, creating the mesmerizing illusion of a diamond suspended in midair. With open sides and a high seat, light effortlessly enters and exits the gemstone, resulting in an exceptional sparkle.
A bezel setting is a type of diamond setting that holds the diamond inside a custom-made thin metal rim that surrounds the outside of the stone, keeping it secure and protected while giving the ring a sleek, modern appearance.
A solitaire is an engagement ring with just a single, central diamond or gemstone, unadorned with extra side stones or accent gems.
A halo features a dazzling center stone encircled by a radiant circle of petite diamonds, enhancing and maximizing the center stone's aesthetic appeal beyond measure.
Multi-stone engagement rings consist of complementing diamonds along both sides of the setting designed to echoing the main stone while maximize its magnificence.
An eternity ring, also known as an infinity ring, comprising a band of precious metal set with a continuous line of identically cut gemstones to symbolize never-ending love.
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