Jewelry Stone Setting

Jewelery stone setting is not just a technical process but an art form that requires precision, skill, and an eye for detail. As a crucial stage in jewelry making, stone setting elevates the beauty and value of a piece by securely attaching gemstones to metal castings while showcasing their cut, clarity, and color. Our expert stone setting services encompass a wide range of techniques, ensuring that your precious stones are showcased to their fullest potential

At Jewelry, we understand that stone setting is not just a technical process but an art form that requires precision, skill, and an eye for detail. As a crucial stage in jewelry making, stone setting elevates the beauty and value of a piece by securely attaching gemstones to metal castings while showcasing their cut, clarity, and color. Our expert stone setting services encompass a wide range of techniques, ensuring that your precious stones are showcased to their fullest potential.

Our Stone Setting Services:

1. Prong Setting:

Prong setting, also known as claw setting, uses small metal prongs to hold the gemstone in place. This technique allows maximum light exposure to enhance the brilliance and sparkle of the stone while securely holding it in position.

2. Channel Setting:

Channel setting involves placing gemstones in a channel between two metal walls, creating a sleek and elegant look. This technique is often used for accent stones or in eternity bands, providing a seamless and uniform appearance.

3. Bezel Setting:

Bezel setting encircles the gemstone with a metal rim, holding it securely in place while protecting the edges from damage. This technique is popular for cabochon-cut stones and offers a contemporary and stylish aesthetic.

4. Bar Setting:

Bar setting involves securing gemstones between metal bars, creating a modern and geometric look. This technique is commonly used for accent stones or in multi-stone settings, providing a unique and eye-catching design.

5. Pave Setting:

Pave setting involves closely setting small gemstones together to create a continuous surface of brilliance. This technique is ideal for adding sparkle and texture to a piece, whether it’s a delicate pendant or an intricate ring design.

6. Tension Setting:

Tension setting suspends the gemstone between two metal ends, creating the illusion that the stone is floating. This technique highlights the beauty of the gemstone while allowing maximum light exposure for optimal brilliance.

7. Flush/Burnish Setting:

Flush setting, also known as burnish setting, involves embedding gemstones directly into the metal surface, creating a smooth and seamless appearance. This technique is perfect for minimalist designs and offers a clean and modern aesthetic.