Jewelry knowledge: a detailed explanation of the classic diamond setting process.

Today, I have sorted out some knowledge about diamond inlay craftsmanship. I have sorted out each type of inlay, and you can quickly collect it and learn it.

1. Prong setting: Use slender precious metal prongs to “grab” the diamond, which is suitable for faceted single large gemstones of various materials, which can be called the “universal setting method”.

 Maintenance points: When cleaning, pay attention to whether the metal claw and the diamond junction are “hiding dirt”; every 6-12 months, you need to send the diamond ring to a professional jewelry store for maintenance to prevent the prongs from twisting and breaking.

2. Bezel setting: Wrap the part below the waist of the diamond with a thin metal sheet, and seal it in a metal bracket. The traditional style, more subtle and stable design will usually choose the bezel setting method.

 Maintenance points: the bag is firm, and cleaning will naturally become a big project. If you don’t have the confidence to do it, please send it to the professional hands;

 In addition, although the bezel setting is the safest, the maintenance cannot be relaxed. Regularly checking whether the metal bezel is uplifted or deformed will help protect the diamond ring’s brilliance for a longer period of time. https://www.menssilverjewlery.com

3. Clip setting: Also called card setting, tension setting, etc., it uses the tension of the metal to squeeze inward to fix the diamond waist.

 Maintenance points: Be careful not to bump, once you find any signs of loosening, send it to re-fix it immediately.

 4：Track setting: Use metal card slots to clamp both sides of the gemstone waist.

 Maintenance points: The track gap is the focus of cleaning. It is easy to accumulate some oil stains, dust, etc., which will make the diamonds no longer bright; also need to be sent for inspection every one or a half years to see if the diamonds are still tightly arranged. Whether the surface of the jewelry is still flat and so on.

5. Pavé setting: shovel out a number of small nails on the metal material used for inlay and on the edge of the inlay to fix it.

 Maintenance points: anti-smash, anti-deformation, anti-drilling

6. Pillar setting: The metal bars separate and fix each piece independently, which is also called co-tooth setting, which is more common in group setting.

 Maintenance points: It is necessary to regularly check whether the diamond is loose and re-reinforce it。https://www.silverringformen.com