This is one of the most popular choice of setting . This setting typically has four metal round prongs that extend up from the ring's basket and over the gemstone. Rounded prongs cover a small area of the diamond’s surface and provide a strong clasp to secure the center stone. Usually this setting used for Solitaire Rings.

This is very safe and Strong setting , usually used for setting for Big stones or unshaped stones . A bezel refers to a diamond setting where a ring of metal that encloses around a gemstone, holding it in place .

Pave setting its also called "bead" Setting . is a setting in which several small diamonds or gemstones accentuate the main stone, creating a field of sparkle. French pavé refers to a the method of setting for maximize the amount of light that hits them from the sides, increasing their sparkle. In French pavé settings the metal forms like a small U , v or w shape underneath each diamond, exposing the sides of the diamonds.

Diamonds or gemstones are secured in place between vertical metal channel, creating a smooth channel. In this setting, the stones are nestled side by side with no metal in between.

Glass setting is another popular setting , Setter make drill on metal after Stone setting on it

Pressure setting is a form of setting of diamonds where 7 or more smaller diamonds ( center stone is bigger than others ) are set together using a collect and a few prongs, such that all these diamonds combined together give the appearance of a single large diamond or solitaire..

The tension setting is a ring setting that uses compression to hold a center diamond or gemstone in place. This makes the stone appear as if it's floating between two pieces of metal or within the band itself.

This setting looks like a Prong setting but this setting designed to make a gems look bigger than it actually is. An Illusion setting rings present a small Stone surrounded by precious (Wight Gold ) metal. As a result, the setting appears larger from a distance.

Invisible settings make it look like a stones are virtually floating inside the ring. People can't see any prongs or bezels, only can see the sparkling stones and the precious metal of the ring.

Micro Setting is used for setting small Gems or Diamonds. Here this setting small diamond / Gems are placed in tiny holes drilled into the band of the ring these small Stones are held in place using tiny metal prongs or beads.