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Your choice of setting influences the appearance of your ring, its comfort, suitability for everyday wear and how it pairs with a wedding band. Each setting has its own character and advantages.
The classic setting is one of the most timeless and popular designs. Fine prongs hold the diamond, allowing plenty of light to reach the stone. This creates an intense sparkle and an elegant appearance. Particularly well suited to smaller carat sizes.
A gallery rail adds stability to a classic design. In addition to the prongs, a delicate rail running beneath the diamond helps secure the stone.
The result is a secure setting that is particularly suitable for everyday wear. It retains its elegant appearance without compromising the design. It is also well suited to larger carat sizes.
This setting is ideal for anyone who values both aesthetics and added security.
In a cathedral setting, the band rises elegantly to support the diamond like a bridge. This makes the stone appear larger and more prominent while giving the design a refined, classic look.
This setting offers a beautiful side view and is ideal for anyone who prefers a luxurious, traditional style. In most cases, a wedding band can sit comfortably alongside it.
The raised position of the stone does make the ring a little more exposed during everyday wear.
In a bezel setting, a rim of metal completely surrounds the diamond. This creates a modern, minimalist look and offers the highest level of protection for the stone.
This setting is particularly practical for everyday wear, as the diamond is securely enclosed and barely protrudes. It is ideal for an active lifestyle or for anyone who prefers a pared-back, vintage design.
The closed setting allows slightly less light to reach the stone, so its sparkle is more subtle than with open settings.
In a halo setting, small diamonds surround the centre diamond. This makes the centre stone appear larger and gives it a particularly radiant look.
This setting is ideal for anyone who prefers a glamorous, eye-catching style. It gives the ring a luxurious appearance with maximum sparkle.
The hidden halo is a modern, elegant variation of the halo design. Small diamonds sit beneath the centre stone, barely visible from above but revealing their full effect from the side.
This setting combines understated style with luxury and is currently one of the most popular designs. It adds brilliance while preserving a classic look.
A hidden halo can be combined with several other settings, offering a wide range of design possibilities.
The tulip setting features distinctive petal-shaped prongs. They elegantly surround the diamond and give the ring a soft, feminine appearance.
This refined, distinctive design is ideal for anyone looking for something special without giving up timeless elegance.
Alongside the design, the height of the diamond also plays an important role.
In a high setting, the diamond sits higher, allowing more light to reach it and creating an intense sparkle. The result is a classic, elegant look that pairs well with a wedding band.
In a low setting, the diamond sits closer to the finger. This makes the ring comfortable and well suited to everyday wear, with a more modern, subtle appearance. Depending on the shape of the ring, a wedding band may not sit flush alongside it.
The right setting depends on your personal style, your daily life and your preferences. Some designs focus on maximum brilliance and presence, while others prioritise comfort and security.
If you are unsure which setting suits you best, explore the details or contact us anytime – we will advise you personally and help you make the perfect choice.
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