Abstract: A finger ring has a ring body defining a substantially circular finger surrounding and fitting interior; a ring exterior defined by a plurality of surfaces including left and right substantially vertically oriented and flat surfaces, respective bottom edges of the vertically oriented surfaces being joined by a bottom facing surface, and respective upper edges of the vertically oriented surfaces being joined by a jewelry decorative portion that faces upwards relative to a finger on which the finger ring has been donned. The vertically oriented surfaces are formed on left and right side walls of the finger ring that have wall thickness that is smaller than wall thicknesses associated with all other wall thicknesses of the finger ring.

Abstract: A stringed-jewelry piece includes a bezel substantially surrounding an interior space, and string wires, crisscrossing each other, extend between different locations on the bezel and span over the interior space, imparting to the jewelry a string art appearance. Preferably, the string wire holding posts are located on the bezel and each of the string wires has at least one end thereof connected to one of the posts and the other wire end being fixed to another post located across it.

Abstract: A jewelry setting has a magnifying lens in a lens holder for supporting the magnifying lens. A precious stone arrangement is supported by a precious stone setting for supporting the precious stone arrangement below the magnifying lens, at such position relative to the magnifying lens as to produce a magnified image of the precious stone arrangement at a top surface of the magnifying lens. A mechanical coupling is configured to couple the precious stone setting to the lens holder. The setting can be implemented as any type of jewelry item, e.g. a finger ring, a necklace, a pendant and the like.

Abstract: A jewelry setting has a magnifying lens in a lens holder for supporting the magnifying lens. A precious stone arrangement is supported by a precious stone setting for supporting the precious stone arrangement below the magnifying lens, at such position relative to the magnifying lens as to produce a magnified image of the precious stone arrangement at a top surface of the magnifying lens. A mechanical coupling is configured to couple the precious stone setting to the lens holder. The setting can be implemented as any type of jewelry item, e.g. a finger ring, a necklace, a pendant and the like.