From the centre stone to the band: Learn about the components that determine the proportions, fit, and comfort of an engagement ring.
The Structure
Some elements hold the stone in place, while others alter its silhouette or determine how the ring wears in everyday life.
From above, you can see the silhouette. Only the side and interior views show how the stone, setting, and ring band work together.
The top view sets the first impression. Here you can see, above all, the centre stone, its shape, and the delicate metal prongs that hold it in place.
The architecture becomes visible from the side. The setting basket holds the stone; the Hidden Halo complements a delicate row of small stones beneath the centre stone.
The part that goes on the finger determines the fit and stability. The bridge beneath the setting also affects how close a wedding ring will sit next to it.
Not every element is structurally necessary. Additional stones can add light, texture, or personal significance.
The most beautiful setting is the one that showcases the stone—and feels like a natural fit on your finger.
The stone shape, ring head, and band width should complement each other and fit the hand well.
A taller frame lets in more light; a more compact one sits closer to the finger and feels more secure.
The bridge and setting help determine whether a wedding ring will sit flush against it or with a deliberate gap beside it.
Prongs grip the stone and secure it in the setting. Their number and shape determine how much of the stone remains visible and how well its edges are protected.
A hidden halo is a row of small stones arranged below the centre stone. From above, the silhouette remains clear; from the side, it creates an additional sparkle.
Not necessarily. The height, bridge, and shape of the setting determine how close a straight wedding band can fit. For some designs, a contoured wedding band is a better fit.
In a pavé setting, many small stones are set closely together on the metal surface. This creates a delicate, nearly continuous line of light.
Compare settings, gemstone shapes, and proportions in our collection, or get personalised advice on choosing your dream ring.
Our goldsmiths craft each ring individually—stone by stone, entirely by hand.
Each piece of jewellery is crafted only after you place your order, carefully made from solid gold and genuine gemstones.
This is how we avoid mass production and guarantee you the highest quality, precise craftsmanship, and fair prices—directly from our workshop, with no middlemen.
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