
Using a wax dop for precision, Tim gently lowers your center stone into place between the prepared prongs.

Tim begins the setting process by carefully placing the accent diamonds along the shoulders of the ring. This step requires precision to ensure each diamond is aligned symmetrically and securely seated.

With steady hands and pliers, he applies careful pressure to bend the tips of the prongs over the crown of the stone, locking it securely in position.

Each prong is then shaped and filed to its final form.

Once the accent stones are in place, he turns his attention to setting the center stone. Before securing the main diamond, Tim meticulously prepares each prong by cutting a small groove—known as a seat—on the inside surface. These notches are crucial, as they cradle the stone and help position it securely and level within the setting, ensuring both beauty and durability.