Sentence examples for prong setting from inspiring English sources

"I have never been fond of the bezel or the prong setting.

Display large gemstones in a prong setting.

In a prong setting, metal claws hold the edge of the gemstone in place.

"He's a bit young, no?" Ilona slipped on the bigger of the three rings first, a teardrop diamond in a five-prong setting.

Richard Winick, owner of Manny Winick & Son on 47th Street, said consumers were choosing "classic" products -- diamond stud earrings, anniversary bands, and engagement rings in a traditional four-prong setting.

Long the province of staid, conventional rings that have not changed much since 1886, when Tiffany & Co. introduced its iconic six-prong setting, bridal jewelry has benefited in recent years from an infusion of novelty introduced by refugees from the fashion side of the business, drawn to a recession-resistant niche.

Thanks to Pinterest, I discovered that I'd prefer something under two carats with a vintage-y, six-prong setting.

After induction of spinal anesthesia, nasal prongs were set in place to deliver 3 l/min of oxygen during surgery; the prongs were left in place until the next-to-last measurement in the recovery area.

Her reinterpretation of that cliché is a large rough-cut gemstone held up high by two oversized prongs, each set with two tiny brilliant-cut diamonds at the end.

But even police chiefs acknowledge the danger that informants could be settling local scores or setting traps.The third prong of the new strategy is tougher laws.

The Mystery Set technique, a method of setting stones so no prongs are visible (patented by the jewelry house in 1933), brought to life three heart-shaped flowers rimmed by diamonds in the Amour Sacré brooch and a lush frond encircling one cushion-cut internally flawless type 2A diamond of 9.05 carats in the Feuille de Rubis ring.