#SIMPLE RECTANGLE DIAMOND RING PROFESSIONAL#
Easy to clean and requires almost no professional maintenance.Wears exceptionally well even for people with an active lifestyle.Does not snag on clothing since the top of the setting is smooth.Keeps the centre gemstone from being chipped or scratched.Jewellers frequently recommend the bezel setting for people who lead very active lives since it helps the ring to wear well and gives the centre gemstone extra protection. The bezel setting also keeps the gemstone from being scratched or chipped as the ring is worn. 2. The bezel settingīecause the bezel setting is made from one piece of metal that folds over the top of the gem, it is extremely secure. There is practically no risk of the diamond or other gemstone falling out of the setting. Its centre stone was a 33 carat, Asscher cut diamond that was held in place by a prong setting. For example: In 1968, Richard Burton gave Elizabeth Taylor one of the largest engagement rings of all time. Interesting trivia: Most famous engagement rings use prong settings for the centre gemstone. It is important to buy engagement rings with prong settings from experienced jewellers who will design the setting with an ideal height. If the prong setting is set too high, it can catch on clothing.The prongs can become loose over time, but most jewellers check and tighten the prongs during routine cleanings to prevent this from happening.Keeps the centre gemstone safe and secure.The height of the setting and style of the prongs can be personalized.Requires minimal maintenance and is easy to clean.It is a universal setting that overflows with classical beauty.Can be used with gems of any size or shape.This increases light play, brilliance and fire. Minimal presence of gold and other precious metals.Raises the centre diamond or other primary gemstone and gives it emphasis.The most attractive are the standard orientation of 4 prongs forming a square, 4 prongs set diagonally and 6 prongs forming a hexagon. The prongs in a prong setting can be set in a variety of ways. Prongs can be set in different orientations Each of these settings has its own beauty, advantages and disadvantages. There are 4 main settings that are used for centre gemstones. The settings that are used to hold gemstones in an engagement ring can be categorized as the settings used for centre gemstones and those used for accent gems. The Different Settings Used for Centre Gemstones Hallmark - Guarantees the quality of the precious metal in an engagement ring.Sizing area – Makes it possible to adjust the ring’s size when necessary.Settings and prongs – Hold the gemstones in place and protect them.Accent stones – Small gemstones used to enhance beauty and sparkle.Side stones – Gemstones placed beside the centre gemstone to add extra brilliance and sometimes even colour.Centre stone – The gemstone that is the highlight and focal point of the ring.Shoulders – Function as transition areas and are often set with accent gems.Gallery rail – Adds strength to the head and helps protect the centre gemstone.
This increases the gem’s sparkle and brilliance. Gallery – An empty space that allows additional light to reach the centre gemstone.Head - Stands above the bridge and showcases the centre diamond or other primary gemstones.It also holds the head of the engagement ring and sometimes smaller gem settings. Bridge – Helps the ring fit comfortably.Shank - Provides a firm foundation for the gem settings and influences the ring’s style.
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