Ring Settings
Every ring begins with a setting. Explore a few of the most-loved styles and discover the one that feels most like you.
What Is a Ring Setting?
The setting is the foundation of your ring. It holds your diamond in place, shapes its overall style, and brings your vision to life.
Whether you love something timeless and elegant or unique and romantic, the right setting helps your ring tell your story.
A Few Settings We Love
Solitaire Setting
Halo Setting
A solitaire features a single center diamond held by prongs, allowing the stone to be the main focus.
A halo surrounds the center diamond with smaller diamonds, creating a larger, more glamorous appearance.
Three-Stone Setting
A three-stone ring features a center diamond with two side stones representing your past, present, and future.
Bezel Setting
Basket Setting
A bezel setting surrounds the diamond with a thin metal rim, holding the stone securely in place.
A basket setting uses a framework of prongs beneath the diamond that supports the stone while allowing light to enter for maximum sparkle.
Cluster Setting
A cluster setting groups multiple smaller diamonds together to create the appearance of one larger, statement-making design.
High Profile vs Low Profile Settings
High Profile
The diamond sits higher above the band.
Pros:
More dramatic
Allows more light into the diamond
Easier to pair with some wedding bands
Cons:
Can catch on things more easily
The diamond sits closer to the finger.
Pros:
Comfortable
More secure
Great for everyday wear
Cons:
Some wedding bands may need a curved design
Low Profile
Which Setting Is Right For You?
Consider how your ring will fit into your everyday life. If you work with your hands, lead an active lifestyle, or want a low-maintenance design, a more secure setting may be the perfect choice.
Setting Style FAQ
The setting is the foundation — the diamond is what makes it shine.
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