Used most frequently for wedding and anniversary bands, a channel setting will set the stones right next to each other with no metal...
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Used most frequently for wedding and anniversary bands, a channel setting will set the stones right next to each other with no metal separating them. The outer ridge of metal is then worked over the edges of the stones. This protects the girdle area of the diamonds better than a bead or prong setting and provides a smooth exterior surface.
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