Claw setting

This jewelry lesson on making a marquise crown collet for a marquise gemstone where 6 prongs are filed out of a basic bezel shape to form the crown collet.

Setting Styles Choosing the right setting for your piece of bespoke jewellery may seem a bit daunting – there is so much choice and the setting style you go for can alter the look of the ring completely. Don’t let yourself get bamboozled, read on to understand the vocabulary of settings and to find the perfect one for your lifestyle and ... Read More

Four claw double-gallery setting - work in progress.

This jewelry lesson shows you how to make a square collet with square wire prongs. A challenging collet that is well worth the effort to learn how to make.

Some instances and designs require a quick and simple wire prong collet for setting round gemstones in, is helpful when you under time constraint.

Four claw double-gallery setting - work in progress. Snip off the bottom part next. I couldn't resist putting the stone in to cheer me up in this lengthy process.

Guest tutor Hannah shows you how to create a small claw pendant setting for a cabochon stone.

Many jewelry designs use square prong diamond encrusted bands. I made this free square prong setting tutorial to help my students complete their projects more easily.

I participated in a week-long jewellery course in basic stone setting. In this week, I've tried a double-gallery four claw setting and, after a hard labour, managed to finish it (well, more or less).I have taken as many photos possible to help me remember the process. Jewellery making is such a lengthy process that requires a lot of patience, there were instances I just wanted to give up. The tutor said he used to keep a punch-bag in his workshop, other student said she nearly flushed her…