Different Types Of Princess Cut Engagement Settings

Diamonds rings come at a very hefty price. It is important that we know our options before we start looking for the perfect ring. There are number of princess cut engagement settings you can choose from, but we are only going to look at the most beautiful ones. We will take a detailed look at each of these settings.

The classic solitaire setting is a popular design for engagement rings. The diamond is positioned above the ring, which gives a lot of exposure to daylight, which makes it glimmer a lot. Classic solitaire also makes the diamond appear bigger.

Cathedral solitaire is a setting that focuses more on protection. The diamond is going to nested in the center of the two metal bands that acts as its frame. This setting is great for people that do a lot of hands-on work.

Knife edge solitaire is somewhat similar to class solitaire, but it offers an angled shank for added protection. The diamond is placed slight above the base of the ring, which makes it susceptible to sunlight and thus, making it gleam brighter than any other setting. This is a design best suited for people that want a very light engagement ring.

Contour solitaire setting takes in a more elegant feel. The band is extended slightly above the diamond, which gives it more protection. However, the diamond will not be sparkling as bright compared to the knife and classic solitaire.

Trellis solitaire settings are a popular choice for classical oriented people. The setting has four prongs that securely hold the diamond in place. Its design is based on Art Nouveau, which associates prongs in a free flowing curve.

Bezel-set solitaire offers the best overall protection to the diamond. The prong covers the entire side of the diamond, which secures it from any damage. This setting is perfect for people that are always on the go. It does not require any maintenance, since the diamond is oblivious to any physical harm.

The three-stone setting usually compromise of three kids of stones. Aside from the princess cut diamond, gemstones such as emerald and topaz are usually used to its side. If you have the money, you also use three princess cut diamonds.

A side stone setting is a design popular among the upper class. Like the classic solitaire, the diamond is placed on top, as if it is standing on top of a pedestal. The entire side of the ring is accessorized with a number of gemstones or diamonds. This is also one of the most exquisite princess cut engagement settings of them all.