Diamond jewelry common several kinds of setting methods?

Diamond jewelry it is more common setting methods are many kinds of, such as claw setting , the so-called claw setting is to use almost long metal claws, firmly buckle the diamond, this setting is now particularly popular on the market. Second is the package setting, the so-called package setting is to use the metal edge of the diamond below the girdle to be embedded in the metal bracket carrying the diamond. It is a particularly strong as well as traditional setting, this setting has better protection for the diamond, can make the surface of the diamond ring smooth.

The fancy setting is similar to the claw setting in that it protects the stone from both sides with an upward curvature, which is both elegant and strong, and gives it a sense of novelty and uniqueness. Channel inlay is the use of metal slot-like stuck gemstone girdle prongs at both ends of the inlay method, according to the style of the use of round, square, rectangular, trapezoidal and other broken diamonds for group inlay. Channel setting in the decoration of the more prominent lines, give a person a noble, gorgeous feeling, the stone set in two parallel metal bars, clear and bright, but does not appear to be out of place.

Orbit setting is a kind of diamond setting, also called wall setting, is the use of metal grooves stuck on both sides of the gemstone girdle setting method. Can use round diamonds, princess square diamonds, rectangular diamonds, trapezoidal diamonds for group inlay design Cheng's Jewelry's track setting diamond jewelry highlights the beauty of the lines, noble simplicity, the diamonds appear in rows, meticulous and well-organized.

Gypsy inlay it is a popular diamond inlay for men's rings, it is also called wipe inlay, hide inlay, diamond rings are often inlaid with gypsy inlay method, this style is very popular nowadays. This style of diamond ring is first set into a hole that can better encompass the diamond girdle, and then by hammering the surrounding metal to fix the diamond. It protects the girdle of the diamond well, and if set properly, the diamond will be more secure and have a more beautiful and generous appearance.