Low Profile Ring Settings

Bezel setting is one of the most popular choices in low profile engagement rings see picture 1 below.

Low profile ring settings.

Low profile engagement rings also called low set engagement rings are exactly what they sound like. The bezel settings both half and full sit at the finger level. See more ideas about engagement rings diamond diamond engagement rings. You would still consider it a low profile engagement ring.

High and low settings are also called high and low profiles so these terms can be used interchangeably. The head of the ring which holds the diamond or other gemstone sits close to your finger instead of being held up into the air. The geometry of a low profile ring picture 1 is exactly the opposite of high set rings picture 2 below. If that sits low with the gemstone closer to the band it s called a low setting but if the stone is held up high and protrudes into the air it s a high setting.

Add a cathedral this is an option that will sit about the same height as let s say the rs 198 however the addition of the cathedral means that the ring itself will feel a bit more stable on the hand and feel more like a low profile engagement ring. This means the center stone must have a girdle or the part of a diamond that separates the top crown of the stone from the bottom pavilion to accomodate a lower profile. When you hold a ring and look at its sideways profile notice the setting that holds the diamond or gemstone. Low profile or low set engagement rings feature a setting that sits low in the ring s band.

A ring made to sit close to the finger including the center stone.