Lab Grown Diamond Prong Setting Jewellery

Elevate Your Every Moment With Lab Grown Diamond Prong Setting Jewellery

Do you know what's that one thing that can elevate your diamond ring to new heights? No, it's your sparkling diamond centrepiece. Surprisingly, it's the prong setting that often goes unnoticed. So what exactly are prongs? Prongs are tiny, claw-like, small details that prop up the statement centrepiece. They allow the flow of light through the diamond, bringing its brilliance in all its beauty. They definitely make for a special feature that you should look for while shopping for an engagement ring, wedding band, or a lab grown diamond ring.

It's important to understand that not every ring comes with these small metal claws. Whether you choose to side with them or not is entirely your decision. Still, they certainly can significantly affect the ring's overall look and feel. To help you make the right decision, here we put down some advantages of ring prongs.

Reasons To Consider Ring Prongs

The first and foremost benefit of having ring prongs is that they won't make your centre gemstone lie flat on the ring. They physically elevate your focal piece on the ring for it to get light from more angles. This in turn helps the central gemstone reflect light better, leading to more sparkle.

Prongs also help to keep the centre stone secure. They encase the main stone and make the ring appear larger and more sparkly.

Adding prongs to your solitaire engagement ring or any ring can help make it easier for you to clean, resize, or even repair the damaged ring. They provide more open areas and accessibility to facilitate maintenance. 

The number of prongs you decide to go with depends on your diamond size, shape, and lifestyle. Having three or four prongs makes the ring comparatively easier to clean than rings with more prongs, like six or eight. More prongs, however, can offer your centre gemstone some extra protection and security.

While four or six-prong settings are usually the most common ring settings, you can always choose one according to your style and need. Here are some popular prong settings that you can take a look at:

• Three-prong setting: These prong ring settings are great for those who want the fancy cut of their diamond to take the limelight. These stones look best with pear-cut, emerald-cut,and radiant cuts. These ring settings offer a clean look since less metal is involved in the design.
• Four-prong setting: This prong setting makes for a timeless style that goes with most of the diamond shapes. They are perfect for a princess-cut ring or the ones with smaller stones, as they help to balance the look and make the diamond appear larger than they are.
• Six-prong setting: This ring prong setting is ideal for larger diamond stones, such as oval or round diamond rings. This is because this ring setting beautifully contours the gemstone, providing a seamless circular look.
• Eight-prong setting: This prong style is perfect for heirloom or vintage rings. These settings provide incredible protection; they are perfect for larger stones weighing over three carats.

Ultimately, whatever prong ring setting you choose to go with, make sure you are comfortable wearing it and it does not take away the beauty of your diamond ring. The idea is to transform your sparkler into something personal, one that also easily matches with jewellery styles. So, ensure that you end up going with prong settings that do not induce you to alter the original design.

Why Trust TJC?

We at TJC, craft lab grown diamond prong setting jewellery that embodies strength, diverse persona, and adds a touch of sparkle. Meticulously crafted, all our lab grown diamond jewellery is incredibly versatile and offers endless styling possibilities. Discover our most covetable diamond jewellery collection and indulge in the play of light and sparkle. Buy now to shine and soar- our collection is available all across the UK.