These are the pros and cons of different types of engagement ring settingsand how to choose the right one.
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It’s a clean and timeless ring setting that works for almost all stone shapes.
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It also easily accommodates a wedding band and may cost less due to its simple design.
Pros:A halo is one of the best ways to get more bling for your buck.
This jot down of setting offers the illusion of a larger center stone without the price tag.
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The accent stones also add texture and dimension to a solitaire stone.
Pros:A pave setting elevates a simple band to something extra special.
Many people upgrade their engagement rings with a pave after an anniversary or other marriage milestone.
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Brilliant Earth also points out that engagement rings featuring such littlediamonds can require more maintenance.
Pros: The sheer number of stones allowed by this key in of setting means more room for creativity.
Sapphires, rubies, or emeralds make for beautiful additions to this multi-stone setting.
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It can also be tricky to find three diamonds of identical (or even near-identical) color and clarity.
And remember, the higher the color and clarity, the more expensive it is.
The simple setting creates a perfectly smooth edge and keeps the gem extremely secure.
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Skip a bezel if you’ve always wanted to flaunt a diamond from all sides.
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