An intriguing and lovely approach to hold your diamonds over a ring setting is using a rose cut diamond in pave setting. Though they started out in Europe, these settings are now widely used worldwide. The most popular kind of pave setting consists of rows of tiny round or baguette diamonds, which can be positioned as bigger stones on either side of the diamond or within the metal band that encircles it. The right pave setting for diamonds can enhance their natural brilliance and beauty.
It is feasible to set more diamonds in addition to a string of round or baguette-shaped diamonds in a metal ring or setting. We refer to this as a row set. Additionally, pave sets can be made by arranging diamonds in smaller shapes. The square stones that are positioned next to one another on either side of the setting are referred to as baguette diamonds.
