Illusion setting is a sophisticated technique used in jewelry design where diamonds are mounted in such a way that no metal is visible to hold them in place. This is achieved by carefully grooving the gemstones and fitting them into a metal framework underneath, allowing them to sit flush with one another. The result is a continuous surface of gemstones that gives the appearance of floating, creating a striking visual effect and allowing the stones to capture light unimpeded by any visible prongs or bezels.
This ring is made using Illusion set diamonds, a combination of five fancy
cut diamonds, uniquely cut to form one 3.50 carat big diamond! This
is achieved by carefully grooving the gemstones and fitting them into
a metal framework underneath, allowing them to sit flush with one
another.
This ring set with five diamonds combined to shape together an illusion of
a larger diamond. It has striking G color with VS clarity with three
row of Pave set diamond on the shank of the ring.
It’s a very fascinating setting and is much more intricate than others,
framing a visually interesting piece. It’s an excellent and
relatively inexpensive alternative to the solitaire diamond ring that
can be worn daily.
The small diamonds are mounted in such a way that no metal isvisible to hold them in place, making them appear as continuousround diamond band and creating a striking visual effect.
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