39SS 33 CUPS ALMOST DONE NECKLACE ANT SILVER 1/BG

In jewelry making, "stone" and "set" refer to essential elements involved in incorporating gemstones or decorative stones into a piece of jewelry. Stones are the gemstones, crystals, or other decorative elements that are featured in jewelry designs. They come in a wide variety of types, including diamonds, sapphires, rubies, and semi-precious stones like turquoise or amethyst. Stones can be cut into various shapes and sizes to enhance the visual appeal and value of the jewelry. Setting refers to the method used to secure these stones within a jewelry piece. There are several setting techniques, including a prong setting, where the stone is held in place by small metal claws or prongs that extend over the edges of the stone. A bezel setting is a metal rim encircles the stone, holding it securely in place and offering a sleek, modern look. A pave setting includes multiple small stones set closely together, with tiny metal beads or prongs holding them in place, creating a continuous sparkle. Each setting technique provides different levels of security, visibility, and aesthetic appeal, allowing jewelry makers to choose the best method based on the stone and design. Proper setting ensures that stones are securely attached while enhancing the overall beauty and functionality of the jewelry.