Sentence examples for gold setting from inspiring English sources

Then, newly engaged, displaying the $400 diamond in a white gold setting that Nick had bought in Washington Heights.

So we made her a bracelet of moonstones in a delicate, Byzantine, 18-karat pink gold setting.

Historically, countries often tied their currencies to gold, setting their official parities in terms of that metal.

On his left hand he wears a ring that belonged to his mother, a dark-green stone in a delicate gold setting.

The gold standard is a system under which a country ties the value of its currency to gold, setting a fixed price at which gold can be bought or sold by the government.

The 5.44-carat stone, described as an "intense yellow fancy diamond," sits in an 18-karat white gold setting created in the 1960s.

"Gold sets record high amid economic fears," The Associated Press recently wrote.

Gold set a record high as traders sought havens.

Gold set another record, and Treasury prices edged higher in a sign that investors remain cautious.

Tiznow staked a claim by winning the Classic, and Kona Gold set two records in winning the Sprint in 1 073/5.

In 1951, John Willey, a Californian who moved to Nicaragua to mine gold, set up an electric company in Matagalpa.