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The Seven Stone Rainbow Ring

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$2,494.00

The Seven Stone Iolite Ring

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$1,962.00

The Seven Stone Garnet Ring

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$2,088.00

The Seven Stone Iolite Ring (Ready to ship in 14K rose gold size 7)

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$1,962.00

Tourmaline (TOU044)

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$147.50

Citrine (CIT002)

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$150.00

Sapphire (SAP008)

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$1,470.00

The Teal Sapphire Minimalist Oval Ring (Ready to ship in size 5.75)

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$4,798.00

Sapphire (SAP016)

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$3,806.00

Tourmaline (TOU040)

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$495.00

Goshenite (GOS006)

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$725.00

Goshenite (GOS020)

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$537.50

Sapphire (SAP020)

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Aquamarine (AQU021)

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$195.00

Sapphire (SAP018)

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$963.00

Sapphire (SAP010)

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Sapphire (SAP021)

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$1,620.00

Sapphire (SAP019)

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$990.00

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4 Ways to Set a Stone

Whether it's a diamond solitaire ring or a colorful gemstone pendant, the way a stone is set can affect everything from a stone's sparkle to the durability of the design. There are many different ways to set stones in jewelry, each with their own unique style and benefits. From classic prongs to modern bezels, it is important to understand the different options available to choose the right setting(s) for your special jewelry. In this blog, we will explore a few of our favorite settings to help you make an informed decision about your design. Prong Settings Prong settings are one of the most popular and versatile options! Small metal prongs are bent over your stone(s) to hold them in place. This style allows more light into your stone, maximizing its sparkle and shine. From the number of prongs to their shapes and sizes, prong settings can look very traditional or wildly unique. The possibilities for prong designs are nearly endless! While many of our most classic styles feature prong settings, like The Minimalist Solitaire and The Montana Sapphire Ring, prongs can also feel more organic, like The Mokume Twist Ring, or create modern vintage vibes, like The Morganite Halo and The Cat's Eye Ring. Four-Prong Setting Four-Prong Basket Setting Decorative Prong Setting V-Prong Setting Double Prong Basket Setting Bezel Settings Worried about pokey little prongs catching on gloves or clothing? A bezel setting might be the choice for you! In this style, a smooth, thin metal rim encircles the gemstone, holding it in place. Bezel settings are very secure and can help protect gemstones from accidental scratches or other damage. This type of setting may also enhance a gemstone's color and brilliance as the metal frame reflects light onto the stone. Bezels are a sleek choice for solitaires, as featured in our ‘Gold For Good’ Fairmined Solitaire Collection, as well as for multi-stone rings, like our Seven Stone Anniversary Bands. There are two types of bezel settings: full bezel and partial bezel. A full bezel setting completely surrounds the gemstone, like The Square Cut Garnet Mokume Ring, while a partial bezel only covers part of the gemstone's girdle (the widest part of the stone), like The Mokume Embrace. Most of our catalog designs with prong settings can be customized with bezel settings! Bezel Setting Partial Bezel Setting Pavé Settings Pavé means “cobblestone” and “paved” in French. Pavé Settings feature small diamonds or gemstones that are set very close together, to create a continuous sparkling surface of round stones around the ring shank. The stones are all held in place by small metal beads or teeny prongs. Pavé settings bring a lot of brilliance and sparkle to any piece of jewelry; they look beautiful on their own and when complementing larger stones in other settings. While white diamonds are the traditional choice for pavé settings, we love mixing things up with more colorful stones, like The Rainbow Band and The Black Pavé Band. Pavé settings can also be used in nesting or contour bands, like The Pavé Contour Band. Eternity Pavé Setting Flush Settings In Flush Settings, gemstones are set into the metal so the tops of the stones are level (or flush) with the metals’ surface. The metal around each stone is pushed over its edges, creating a consistent rim all around the stone, holding it securely in place. Flush settings are extremely durable, and it is nearly impossible for a flush-set stone to fall out. Only the tops of the stones are visible; the sides and bottoms are hidden below the surface of the metal. This ultra-low-profile setting is comfortable and completely snag-free, as there is nothing above the ring shank to catch on gloves, hair, or clothing. While other settings allow more light into your gemstones, flush settings create a sleek and elegant look of their own, like in The Scattered Stars Ring. If your style is more subtle than blingy, flush settings might be the perfect way to bring a bit of sparkle to your special jewelry. Single Flush Setting We hope this blog has shed some light on a few different stone settings and their unique features. Whether you prefer the classic elegance of prongs, the sleekness of bezels, the dazzle of pavé, or the modern simplicity of flush settings, we would love to help you design your dream ring! Learn more about our Customizing option, where you can customize one of our catalog designs with your favorite stone settings. If you’re dreaming of a completely custom design that incorporates one or more of these settings, tell us all about it! We look forward to bringing your vision to life! Enjoy 5% off your first order & be the first to know about new collections, exclusive offers & more!

on Feb 17 2023

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Your Guide to Wedding Band Styles

Okay so you’ve selected the perfect engagement ring - now it’s time to move on to the wedding band. The wedding band needs to symbolize your love while complementing your personal style, all while working well with the engagement ring. It may seem tricky, but there are plenty of options available to make sure you find the perfect style for you or your partner(s)! What kinds of wedding bands are out there, anyway? In this guide, we'll walk you through seven distinct wedding band styles, each carefully crafted to suit diverse tastes and preferences. 1) Classic For those who appreciate timeless elegance, classic wedding bands are the epitome of sophistication. Made with precision and a touch of tradition, these rings showcase a simple, unadorned design that effortlessly stands the test of time. If your style is all about clean lines and you appreciate the beauty of a simple, well-made piece of jewelry, then a classic wedding band might be for you. 2) Vintage Vintage-inspired wedding bands will take you back in time, inspired by the romantic aesthetics of bygone eras. Intricate detailing and ornate designs characterize these rings, capturing the charm of vintage craftsmanship. Some examples of vintage elements include intricate filigree, delicate engraving, or subtle details that add up to a truly unique piece. 3) Nature-Inspired Outdoor lovers are understandably drawn to wedding bands inspired by nature's beauty. These bands feature earthy, organic designs like leaf or floral accents, or unique shapes that mimic a natural element. If your style is understated and unique, with a touch of whimsy, you may be inclined towards a ring that reflects your connection to the natural world. 4) Pavé Characterized by some extra sparkle, pavé wedding bands are adorned with small, closely set diamonds, creating a brilliant and eye-catching surface. These bands add a touch of glamor to your symbol of love without overwhelming the design. Pavé bands are also great for people who may sometimes want to wear their wedding band alone without sacrificing style. 5) Colorful Break away from tradition with a colorful wedding band, offering a vibrant twist on classic metal tones and white stones. Colorful wedding bands can either spice up with a more classic engagement ring or be paired with an equally unconventional engagement ring. Either way, colorful wedding bands are not to be ruled out. 6) Modern Bold, geometric shapes and unexpected textures characterize modern wedding bands. These rings might feature a unique metal finish, like matte or brushed metal, or have an unexpected shape or texture that gives a contemporary edge. If you prefer a band with a minimalistic design, but with a twist that sets it apart from traditional wedding bands, then a modern band might be your style. 7) Contour Contour bands are curved or angled to follow the silhouette of a solitaire or multi-stone ring, allowing multiple rings to stack closely together. These are the perfect companion to a low-set engagement ring. You may even choose to have more open space between the rings, adding another dimension to your stack. At W.R. Metalarts, we believe that your wedding band should reflect your individuality and the unique bond you share with your partner(s). Each piece reflects a unique set of tastes and preferences, with endless possibilities for custom tweaks and designs. Whatever your style, we're here to help you find the perfect symbol of your love that will last a lifetime. Enjoy 5% off your first order & be the first to know about new collections, exclusive offers & more!

on Mar 09 2024

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