Bezel Setting
If you don't want your ring to snag while it is worn, then a bexel or rub-over setting is ideal.A thin band wraps the diamonds in securely and covers the diamonds sharp edges.
Prong Setting
For a diamond to sparkle, light needs to get in. And what better a way than to have the diamond lifted on prongs that allow light to hit at it on many angles. You commonly see 3 or 6 pronged diamond ring settings.
Channel Setting
The channel setting is ideal for a wedding band and uses a row of smaller diamonds.The diamonds are very securely embedded into the ring and have few sharp edges.
Cluster Setting
What a marvelous way of being able to group diamonds into a beautiful pattern to adorn her finger. You can use white diamonds or all variety of colors to achieve a stunning look.
Tension Setting
Hung in suspense between two parts of a ring sits a most exquisite Diamond with light able to make it sparkle from so many angles.
