In a cluster setting, smaller diamonds are set closely together to resemble a larger diamond. A cluster ring can contain a large center stone or a group of stones of equal size.

A cluster of stones are set to form a marquise, or boat shaped, head of the ring.

An Etruscan style ring is inspired by the ancient jewellery of Etruscan civilizations predating the Romans.

A simple band set with a continuous line of identically cut gemstones. Traditional symbolism of eternity rings alludes to never-ending love for the wearer.

A ring design with an oversized rounded and curving form, a style made popular in the Edwardian era and influenced trends of the 1950-1970's.

A ring featuring five principle gemstones, typically graduated in size.

A ring featuring three principle gemstones, typically graduated in size.

A ring setting that encircles a gemstone with a single halo of smaller stones. A popular choice to visually increase the size of a center stone.

A crimped/gathered collet setting which was often cut down between the crimped/gathered metal sections to create claw/prong-like protrusions;

A ring featuring a single principle stone.

A style developed in the Edwardian era with a distintive appearance of concentic radiating rows of gemstones from a principle center stone.

A Victorian era design, with typically 1-5 recessed stones where the surface of the mount is virtually flush with the top of the gemstone. Oringinally a token of friendship, made popular today as a hardwearing option for setting gemstones. 

The carved half hoop ring style was exceedingly popular and fashionable during the Victorian era.