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  11 de outubro de 2023 06:38:13 ART

  Eternity bands are a popular choice for those looking to celebrate everlasting love or commemorate a significant milestone. These rings are known for their continuous row of gemstones that encircle the entire band, symbolizing eternity and unending commitment. While the basic concept remains consistent, there are several distinct types of eternity band settings, each with its own unique style and characteristics.

  1. Prong Setting: This classic style features small metal prongs that hold the gemstones securely in place. Prong-set eternity bands allow for maximum light exposure, enhancing the brilliance of the stones.
  2. Channel Setting: In this design, the gemstones are set within a channel of precious metal, creating a smooth, sleek appearance. Channel-set bands are known for their durability and protection of the stones.
  3. Pavé Setting: Eternity bands with pavé settings feature tiny, closely set diamonds or gemstones that create sparkling, continuous surfacSmall beads or prongs holding the stones in place, giving the band an exquisite and dazzling look.
  4. Bezel Setting: Bezel-set eternity bands have each gemstone enclosed in a metal bezel that surrounds the stone's circumference. This setting offers excellent security and a modern, minimalist aesthetic.
  5. Bar Set Eternity Band: In this design, small metal bars are used to separate and secure each gemstone. The bars provide a unique visual element to the ring and help protect the stones from damage.
  6. Shared Prong Setting: Similar to the prong setting, but with fewer prongs, this style allows for more of the gemstones to be visible. It creates a delicate and airy appearance while maintaining stone security.
  7. Flush Setting: Also known as a gypsy setting, flush-set eternity bands have the gemstones set flush with the band's surface. This setting type is known for its smooth, sleek, and low-profile appearance.
  8. Bead Setting: Gemstones in bead-set eternity bands are held in place by tiny beads of metal that are evenly spaced around the ring. This setting type offers a vintage and intricate look.
  9. Mixed Setting: Some eternity bands combine different setting styles, creating a unique and personalized design. For example, a band might feature alternating pavé and bezel-set sections.

   

  When choosing an eternity band, the type of setting you select can greatly influence the ring's appearance, durability, and maintenance. It's important to consider your personal style, the gemstones you prefer, and the practicality of the setting for your lifestyle. Whether you opt for the timeless elegance of a prong setting or the modern allure of a channel setting, an eternity band will forever symbolize your enduring love and commitment.