Next, let’s find out what kind of shape you would like your jewelry to be set with. Please note: If you select only one type of shape, the results will show all finds that contain this type of shape alone as well as other shapes that may be contained in any given item. For example, if you select round stones, the results will display all items with rounds alone as well as those with rounds coupled with other stones (i.e., rounds and baguettes, rounds and princesses).

Now, what type of stones would you like to use? Please note: It may be wise to skip this section altogether since all our designs can be set with whatever type of stones you are looking for whether they be diamonds, precious stones, or semi-precious stones.

Now, let’s find out what kind of setting style you prefer. (Please note: Pave, bead, and prong settings are often very similar. It would be wise to select all three in order not to miss a style you may find interest in. Also, if you select one setting style (i.e. prong) the results will show not only those that are solely set in prongs, but also those that have a combination of prong setting as well as another setting style (i.e. prong and channel or prong and pave).

Finally, if you require the total carat weight to be in a specific range please select the minimum total carat weight and the maximum total carat weight you desire. Please note: It would be wise to give yourself some leeway when selecting a range because many settings can be adjusted to fit a slightly higher or lower total weight than they are currently set with. A 20% margin should be sufficient. Therefore, if you want your item to contain 1.00 carats in total weight allow your minimum to be around 0.80cts and your maximum to be 1.20cts. In this manner you will not overlook a design that might fit your criteria.