Channel Set Pave Diamond Band

This setting is enormously popular for engagement wedding bands or for the side stones of an engagement ring.

Channel set pave diamond band.

Pave settings are held in position by small beads or prongs whereas channel settings are set into a groove cut into the band. Browse a selection of channel settings here. Shared prong pavé and shared prong settings look similar at first glance but use a slightly different design to hold their small diamonds in place. No matter the diamond shape a channel setting is beautiful and securely holds the diamonds.

Pave setting a setting where the metal remains invisible as tiny gem stones and diamonds are packed closely together. Because light interaction with pave settings is higher pave set rings are more brilliant and dazzling. The stones set in such a way form a row and can run along the entire band of the ring. The pave setting may also be referred to as a bead setting and if the.

The channel setting is a secure way to set smaller diamonds in a row into the band of the ring making a metal channel of sparkling stones flush with the shank. A channel setting provides a diamond ring with additional sparkle and personality. This is the same setting technique as pave but instead of a single line set it may have double triple or even six rows of micro pave diamonds on a band. Channel setting a series of diamonds set in rows within a channel.

Usually the diamonds are so closely set that the metal beneath them can t be distinguished from the diamond. Often when setting small stones and the bars go in a line with the design it is called channel setting and when the bars cross the lines of the design it is called bar set. Channel set diamonds channel setting is a method whereby stones are suspended between two bars or strips of metal called channels. A channel setting is a type of mounting in which gemstones are set into a channel made from two metal strips.

Pave rings are a type of ring setting that consists of small diamonds or gemstones on the band fastened by droplets of metal. For example this round cut channel set engagement ring showcases a beautiful row of diamonds along the band. To help with this most buyers pick white gold for their band in order to ensure minimal visibility of the metal prongs that hold the diamonds in place. A three row micro pave band which is the most common measures starting at 2 30 mm wideand can go as thick as 5 00 mm.

Channel settings often use round princess cut baguette cut and other diamond shapes which are set inside a small channel cut into the surface of the ring. With this setting technique the diamonds or gemstones are set as close together as possible on the metal base creating the illusion that the band is paved with stones.