FSION RING

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Describe the setting style. The setting style of a ring refers to the placement of gemstones along the ring. There are many different settings to choose from.[6]
The channel setting has two metal tracks with a row of tiny gemstones in between.
The bezel setting places a single gemstone within a thin, flat piece of protective metal.
With a pave setting, one large stone sits at the center of the band while the rest of the band is covered by many small stones.
In a prong setting, thin metal claws extend up from the band to hold a center gemstone in place. There will usually be four to six of these metal prongs.
There can also be shared prong settings in which small adjacent stones share prongs with the large center stone.
A cluster setting places one large gemstone at the center of the band and surrounds this gemstone with smaller outward facing gems on all sides.
In a gypsy setting, the stone or stones are sunk into holes along the band of the ring. As a result, the stones are flush with the band's surface. For that reason, this can also be referred to as a flush setting.
A tension setting is similar to a gypsy or flush setting, but the holes are more shallow and the gemstones rise about the surface of the band. Tension alone holds each stone in place.
With a bar setting, small gemstones encircle the entire ring and small metal bars separate each one from the next.
With an invisible setting, special grooves are cut into the band that allow the gemstones to sit securely in place without metal bars or prongs holding them up. gold jewelry silver printable diamond ring jewel jewellery gem diamond ring wedding sterling fashion ring platinum necklace scanned 3d models various