Setting Styles
The architecture around the gemstone.
Setting the Scene
A setting helps tell a gemstone’s story: what the wearer sees, gemstone height, and even how much light reaches the pavilion. We offer four families of settings that cover most of what we build, with each highlighting our premier diamond cuts in a unique way to perfectly complement the gemstone itself.
Solitaire
With a solitaire setting, the gemstone is the star of the show. The Pieter Andries Sparkle Ring, our signature solitaire, elevates the diamond above the band so light enters from beneath. It provides brilliance unmatched by any enclosed setting. It’s a timeless choice, most popular for engagement rings.
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Royal
In a royal setting, a ring of smaller gemstones surrounds the center gemstone. The dazzling effect makes the center gemstone seem larger – up to half a carat larger. This setting is often a brilliant choice for oval, cushion and emerald cuts.
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Three Gemstone
This setting tells the story of past, present and future with two side gemstones on either side of the primary gem. Perfect for those looking for a sentimental piece or hoping to create a family heirloom, the three stone setting offers variants and flexibility making it unique to every wearer.
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Accent
Considered the most versatile of the settings, the accent setting is a solitaire with side diamonds set into the shank, or band, instead of the gallery. The accent setting can bring balance to a gemstone, while also making it even more visually appealing.
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Pick Your Perfect Setting
Choosing a Setting is the most personal part of the ring conversation. A halo that photographs beautifully may sit differently on your hand. A solitaire that reads quiet in platinum reads warmer in yellow gold. We welcome a private fitting in our Southlake showroom to try the setting families on the hand they will live on.
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