Abstract: A jewelry assembly in which a jewelry stone is retained such that it extends substantially beyond its setting is provided. The jewelry assembly comprises a jewelry stone having a table portion, a girdle, and a depending portion, as is well known in the art. The assembly also includes a retaining element in which the stone is set comprising a pair of side bars for engaging opposite locations of the girdle of the stone, as well as a bridge element extending between the side bars which wraps underneath the depending portion of the stone such that a significant portion of the stone extends past the ends of the side bars.

Abstract: A ring insert assembly comprising a pair of rings for accommodating an engagement or other ring therebetween is provided. The ring insert assembly includes a first ring and a second ring spaced from and substantially parallel to the first ring. The rings are interconnected by means of one or more spacing elements or bars such that the space between the two rings of the insert assembly can receive and accommodate a third ring, such as a solitaire, therebetween. One or more hinge assemblies are fixed to the first and second rings, and preferably to the spacing element, for selectively closing off the opening between the rings through which the third ring is inserted.

Abstract: A jewelry pendant assembly is provided. The assembly comprises a frame member having an outside edge and an inside edge, the latter defining a window therethrough. Also provided is a series of interrelated and interconnected jewelry stones mounted together in a substantially planar array and which are mounted behind said frame member.

Abstract: A ring remount wrap assembly comprising a pair of wrap members for interlocking connection around a diamond solitaire ring is provided. The wrap assembly includes first and second wrap members each having first elements for receiving a portion of the diamond solitaire therein, and second elements, cooperating with the first elements, for receiving portions of the jewelry stone display of the diamond solitaire. The first and second wrap members cooperatively interlock such that the band of the diamond solitaire is hidden and the diamond of the solitaire protrudes from between the wrap members.