The setting of your diamond ring indicates how your eco-friendly lab diamond is mounted on the ring. While putting your diamond in the spotlight, it highlights the ring's features accordingly. Here are some popular settings to choose from when creating your ring: 1. Prong Setting Prong settings are settings with tiny bars of metal known as prongs that secure the diamond. A prong setting may have three, four, five, six, or eight metal prongs. Besides securing the stone, this setting also lets more light enter the diamond to enhance its shine. 2. Pavé & Micro Pavé Setting A pavé setting is a setting with diamonds lined together close to each other, deep inside the ring's groove to create an illusion of a continuous flow of diamonds. Micro pavé setting is a type of pavé setting wherein smaller diamonds are placed closer to each other on the ring's shank. 3. Channel Setting A channel setting is a setting with a channel of two metal walls holding the diamonds in place. Prongs or bezels secure the diamonds while they are set next to each other inside the channel. 4. Bezel & Half Bezel Setting A bezel setting is a setting that holds the diamond inside a metal arc to secure the stone. The entire diamond is wholly secured within the metal arc, making bezel settings one of the most secure settings.