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A setting is the metal framework that holds a diamond or gemstone in place on a ring. It determines how the stone is displayed, how much light it receives, and how the ring looks overall. Common styles include solitaire, halo, pave, channel, bezel, and three-stone. Each offers a different aesthetic and level of stone protection. Our GIA Graduate Gemologists are happy to walk you through every option so you can choose the setting that best suits your style and lifestyle.

In 2026, the most sought-after styles include oval and elongated center stones like marquise and emerald cuts, East-West settings that orient the stone horizontally across the finger, Toi et Moi designs featuring two stones side by side, vintage-inspired Art Deco detailing, and open-shank or split-shank bands that add dimension without overwhelming the center stone. Our team stays current on every trend so we can help you find the style that feels both of-the-moment and timeless.

A ring guard, also called a ring enhancer or ring wrap, is a decorative band designed to frame and accentuate an existing engagement ring. It wraps around the shank of the ring, adding sparkle, width, and visual detail to a solitaire or simple setting. Ring guards are a popular way to dress up a beloved ring without replacing it, and they can also serve as a unique alternative to a traditional wedding band. We carry a wide selection of guards and enhancers that can be custom-fitted to your existing ring.