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  ULTIMATE GUIDE TO : INVISIBLE SETTING   INTRODUCTION Invisible setting is a unique and sophisticated technique used in diamond jewelry to create a seamless and elegant appearance by hiding the metal framework that holds the diamonds in place. Instead of using prongs or channels, the diamonds are set into a specially designed metal framework that is hidden beneath the surface, making the gemstones appear as if they're magically floating. This setting method requires highly skilled craftsmanship and is often used for creating stunning, uninterrupted diamond surfaces in items like rings, bracelets, and pendants. It provides a modern and sleek look, emphasizing the brilliance of the diamonds while minimizing the visibility of metal. The invisible setting in diamonds is a jewelry technique that creates the illusion of a continuous surface of gemstones with no visible metal prongs or settings. This technique was pioneered by Van Cleef & Arpels in the 1930s, and it is also som...

  ULTIMATE GUIDE : TO BAR SETTING   INTRODUCTION The term "bar setting" in the context of diamond settings refers to a type of engagement ring or jewelry setting. Bar settings are known for their contemporary and minimalist design, as they allow the diamonds to sit closely together while still providing protection and stability. This type of setting is often used for wedding bands and eternity rings, where the diamonds are set continuously around the entire circumference of the ring.             Bar settings offer a secure way to showcase multiple diamonds or gemstones and can be a great choice for those who prefer a clean and sophisticated aesthetic in their jewelry. The concept of securing gemstones with bars or prongs dates back to ancient civilizations. In early jewelry designs, gemstones were often simply held in place with minimal metalwork.     WHAT IS BAR SETTING?  In a bar settin...