Channel Setting Style – Jewelry Defintion

An example of a channel setting style with a prong set center diamond.

In a channel setting, multiple gemstones are set in a row between two walls of metal, in other words, “the channel.” The gemstones are held in place by their edges tucked inside a groove in the inside wall.

Channel-set gemstones are smooth to the touch and resist catching on clothing.

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