You all heard of pave' setting, a technique in which small diamonds are set close to each other into metal, creating a look of a "shiny river of diamonds". Today's jewelers and designers use a new technique called micro-pave'. In that technique, much smaller diamonds that the ones used in a pave' setting are set so close to each other that you can hardly see any metal in-between the diamonds at all. The effect is simply stunning, but this style is very labor-intensive. Just think of all these tiny diamonds being set directly into the metal. It's hard, but the final result is worth it!Micro-Pave' Beauties
By: Admin
Nov 11,2009
You all heard of pave' setting, a technique in which small diamonds are set close to each other into metal, creating a look of a "shiny river of diamonds". Today's jewelers and designers use a new technique called micro-pave'. In that technique, much smaller diamonds that the ones used in a pave' setting are set so close to each other that you can hardly see any metal in-between the diamonds at all. The effect is simply stunning, but this style is very labor-intensive. Just think of all these tiny diamonds being set directly into the metal. It's hard, but the final result is worth it!