Abstract: A combination precious or semi-precious stone setting is formed utilizing princess or square cut stones having their edges lopped off, with at least two of the stones joined edge to edge forming a space where the lopped off corners were located, further including a square cut stone placed in this space to form a novel and enhanced appearing jewelry setting.
Abstract: A new structure for a colored gem, generally round or oval, in which a barrel cut is employed, but which has a center top edge and transverse boundaries which increases the thickness of the stone with additional facets provided to enhance reflection and overall brilliance.
Abstract: A new structure for a colored gem, generally round or oval, in which a barrel cut is employed, but which has a center top edge and transverse boundaries which increases the thickness of the stone with additional facets provided to enhance reflection and overall brilliance.
Abstract: An jewelry article includes a metal portion and stones attached thereto. The metal portion has ornamental surfaces with a fragile structure, and the stones set fixedly directly to the ornamental surfaces without hammering or deforming of the ornamental surfaces.
Abstract: A gem for a piece of jewelry is made from smaller gems set by prong settings to provide abutting facets of each in which the line of abutment is substantially invisible to the ordinary observer. The facing facets are angled with respect to an imaginary plane therebetween.