Channel
A channel setting refers to a method of setting stones within the band of a piece of jewelry, securing them side-by-side with no metal separating them.
- Part of speech
- noun
- Definition
- The channel setting is a sophisticated technique used in jewelry making to set a row of gemstones closely together between two strips of metal, creating a smooth and secure channel. This setting provides an unbroken flow of stones, often used in rings, to achieve an elegant and seamless look. The absence of metal separators between the stones enhances the collective sparkle and allows for a clean, crisp appearance. This method not only secures the stones with minimal visibility of the setting mechanism but also offers protection to the edges of the gemstones, reducing the risk of chipping and snagging. Due to its sleek design and functionality, the channel setting is a popular choice for wedding bands, anniversary rings, and other pieces where durability and comfort are as essential as aesthetics.
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