Settings · 47 styles · 14k, 18k, or platinum

Pair any stone with a setting.

Every setting is bench-tested on the shapes in today’s feed. Add one to a loose stone in the builder and check out as a finished ring on a single insured order.

Solitaire

Four-prong, classic

The classic. Lightest on the finger, easy to resize, presents the stone without distraction.

From $1,640

Half-halo

Pavé crown, clean band

Adds 15–20% perceived size to centre stones under one carat.

From $2,180

Pavé band

Hand-set melee shoulder

Sparkle along the shank without adding centre carat.

From $2,460

Bezel

Continuous metal rim

Most secure setting available. Strong with step-cuts.

From $1,980

Trilogy

Centre with two side stones

Past-present-future. Side stones at one-third to one-half the centre.

From $3,120

Cathedral

Arched gallery

Lifts the stone, slim band, gentle shadow for added presence.

From $2,340

East-west

Horizontal set

Modern orientation for ovals, pears, marquise, and emeralds.

From $2,260

Vintage engraved

Milgrain & filigree

Detailed metalwork, best paired with older or step-cut stones.

From $2,940

Build a ring

Choosing a setting

Four questions that resolve it.

How often will it come off?

Daily-removal favours a bezel or low-profile setting. A ring that stays on handles a cathedral.

Resize plans?

Solitaires and bezels resize easily. Pavé bands and vintage engraved rings do not.

Wedding band fit?

If a band is planned, the engagement setting should leave room for it to sit flush.

Stone or metal?

A high-grade round needs no halo. A modest oval can look exceptional in one.