Setting
- A channel is a trench
A groove cut in the metal — stones sit edge to edge, held by the walls.
- Milgrain is a row of beads
Tiny metal beads along an edge — a dotted rim the gold has drawn.
- A foil is a mirror under the stone
A thin metal sheet under the gem — light thrown back through the color.
- Pavé is a field, not a spark
Small stones set close — a continuous weather of light, the metal almost hidden.
- A bezel is a wall, not a claw
A rim of metal that holds the stone by its edge — light comes from above.
- A prong is a claw, not a wall
The metal finger that holds a faceted stone — light comes in from the side.
- Mystery set, a field without claws
A continuous stone surface — the gold stays underneath, out of the way.
No matching pieces.