Guide to diamond settings and styles

The most common and well-loved ring
setting usually done with two to six
prongs depending on the size of
the diamond on the ring.

Considered to be the most secure
and oldest diamond setting option.
This option is best for protecting
precious stones as well as assuring
that they stay in place.

The ring contains a single centre
diamond that is set in a more elevated
manner helping it reflect more light and
exhibit a magnificent brilliance.

Among the most secure setting options
for your diamond. It’s designed by
suspending the diamond from
the two sides of the shank.

Often used to incorporate small diamonds
on the band of the ring. The diamonds
are held in place with the use of
tiny prongs.

Makes use of small diamonds on the
ring’s metal band and the row of
diamonds is held from the pressure
of two thin metal strips.



The solitaire style is the most common
engagement ring style in Canberra
and other places because of its classic
look. The ring only contains a single
centre diamond that gets all
the attention.

A halo style diamond ring showcases
a centre diamond but is surrounded
by a halo of smaller diamonds often
in pave setting.

With recent trends, coloured diamonds
like fancy pink or yellow diamonds
are used as centre diamonds, then
surrounded by smaller white diamonds.

Two smaller diamond or gemstones
are flanked alongside a centre
diamond and are typically used
for engagement and anniversary rings.

With custom engagement rings,
you’ll need to choose the right setting and style

that will perfectly suit your diamond.

Each setting and style offer a benefit for the
shine and brilliance of a precious stone.
So choose your setting and style wisely!