FAQ about Diamond wedding rings with a diamond pave in USA

What is the difference between a pave diamond and a regular diamond?

The distinction between a regular diamond and a pave diamond lies in their setting techniques. A regular diamond is a standalone gem that is set on its own without additional surrounding diamonds, often seen in traditional solitaire rings. On the other hand, a pave diamond is part of a setting method known as pave, where numerous small diamonds are closely set together, creating a surface that appears to be paved with diamonds. In pave settings, tiny prongs or beads secure each small diamond, enhancing the overall brilliance and visual impact, often used as accents to complement the main diamond or gemstone in a piece of jewelry.

Is it common for pave diamonds to fall out?

Because a diamond is held in place by tiny pins or beads, wear and tear from everyday activities as well as exposure to various conditions can contribute to the weakening of the pins or beads over time, potentially resulting in the loss of small diamonds. It is important to note, however, that the likelihood of this happening depends on the quality of the setting, the craftsmanship, and how well you care for your jewelry. Regular inspections and maintenance by a jeweler can help resolve any issues before they become significant, minimizing the risk of pave diamonds falling out. Choosing a reputable jeweler and following care recommendations can also contribute to the longevity of pave diamond jewelry.

Are there specific diamond shapes that work particularly well with a pave setting in wedding rings?

For example, certain diamond shapes complement the pave cut extremely well, contributing to a harmonious and balanced overall look of the engagement rings. Round diamonds are a classic choice for pave settings due to their symmetrical shape and ability to reflect light brightly, enhancing the brilliance of pave diamonds. In addition, princess-cut diamonds with their square shape and pointed corners can be neatly arranged in a pave setting, creating a distinctive geometric aesthetic. Other popular choices include cushion-cut diamonds, which work well with the soft curves of pave accents, and oval-cut diamonds, which offer an elegant and elongated look when paired with pave settings.

Curved Diamond Eternity Band White Gold

$9,650

Channel Setting Eternity Diamond Ring Yellow Gold

$10,700

3 carat Eternity Diamond Band in 18K Rose Gold

$20,100

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Diamond wedding rings with a diamond pave

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