In solitaire rings, the exposed diamonds are held by a setting on the ring. Traditionally, a claw setting is used for this purpose, which is also known as a claw setting or handle setting. Wire-shaped pins or clasps, called claws, are placed around the diamond so that it is as exposed as possible on the ring and is thus particularly emphasized. Usually four or six claws are used for this. Our Solitaire rings are designed with a 4-pin prong setting. Because the claws do not completely enclose the diamond, the light can reach the diamond unhindered from all sides and be optimally reflected by it. The maximum amount of light allows the diamond in the solitaire ring to sparkle in its own special and wonderful way.