What are the different types of pave setting? What are the types of pace diamond engagement ring settings?

 

This is a visual guide to all the different types of pave setting which is a popular setting type for jewelry. We document the varied types of pave and their minute differences. We document a technical observation of the pave using CAD Designers.

What is pave setting?

According to GIA, pave diamond setting is a type of bead setting where the gemstones are held in place with small beads of metal. Many small gems are held in place close together to enhance the overall shine generated by the diamonds. Over the years several types of pave have gain popularity.

1. Micro Pave

This setting is for diamonds that are extremely small. These are set using very small bead like prongs. It creates a field of diamond shine.

2. U Pave

U pave diamond setting is also known as scallop pave. The shank have cutouts to create beautiful U shapes or scallops.

3. French Pave

It is similar to pave but the shank and metal part of the ring has V shaped cutouts underneath each diamond. The facets adds more shine and brilliance to the ring. It creates an allusion of diamond floating. CAD Jewelry Design

At Finest Grid, we provide CAD for jewelry according to your design guidelines. We understand jewelry and design with knowledge, passion and accuracy. To learn more head over to our article volt on different types of settings. You can use this guideline to understand the different types of pave setting and to compare the paves as well! If you have any questions we are available on call, email and chat.