11/08/2026
Prong settings hold the diamond with small metal claws, allowing maximum light to enter the stone and keeping the diamond visually prominent.
* 4-Prong Setting – A timeless and elegant choice. Four prongs leave more of the diamond visible, helping the stone appear open and brilliant.
* 6-Prong Setting – Offers additional security while creating a beautifully balanced, classic appearance around a round diamond.
* Tulip Prong Setting – The prongs are shaped more organically, often resembling petals when viewed from the side. It gives the setting a softer and more refined character.
* Claw Prong Setting – Uses finer, pointed claws rather than rounded prongs. This creates a delicate high-jewellery appearance while keeping the focus on the diamond.
Bezel settings surround all or part of the diamond with a rim of precious metal. They provide excellent protection and create a smooth, sophisticated appearance.
* Thin Bezel – A very fine metal border follows the outline of the diamond, providing security without making the setting look heavy.
* Double Bezel – Uses an additional metal border to create more depth and a stronger visual frame around the diamond.
* Milgrain Bezel – Features tiny decorative beaded detailing around the bezel, giving the piece a delicate vintage-inspired character.
* Classic/Full Bezel – Completely surrounds the diamond with metal. It is one of the most secure settings and creates a clean, polished appearance.
* Half Bezel – Holds the diamond securely from two sides while leaving other areas exposed, combining the protection of a bezel with a more open appearance.
* Flush Bezel – Creates a very smooth, integrated look in which the diamond appears to sit almost seamlessly within the surrounding metal.
* Round Inlay Bezel – Places the diamond within a structured circular frame, emphasizing its perfectly round silhouette.
* Wide Bezel – Uses a more substantial metal border, creating a bold and architectural look. The wider frame can also make the overall presence of the setting appear larger