Nova Series

While a six-prong setting involves more metal, it is designed to minimally impact the diamond's exposure to light. The prongs are typically slender and strategically placed to allow ample light to pass through the diamond, maintaining its brilliance and sparkle.

A six-prong setting offers enhanced security for the center stone, as the additional prongs provide more support and reduce the risk of the diamond becoming loose or dislodged. This setting also creates a rounder appearance, which can accentuate the shape of the stone.

The Nova engagement ring’s timeless six-prong design offers endless styling possibilities. The simplicity of the design invites versatility, making it the perfect centerpiece to pair with a five-stone band for a touch of added brilliance and a harmonious, balanced look. For added texture, our bead stacker or ridged band are the perfect addition. The Nova ring’s versatility means you can mix metals or experiment with unique shapes, such as chevron or curved bands, to suit your personal style. Whether minimalist or extravagant, the Nova ring adapts effortlessly to any aesthetic.

All diamond cuts can be set in a six-prong setting. It is most commonly used with round shapes, where the prongs enhance the diamond's natural form as it enhances the stone's symmetry and makes it appear even more round. The additional prongs outline the diamond and help create a balanced, well-proportioned look, accentuating its shape. This is particularly beneficial for individuals who want to highlight the classic, circular nature of their round diamond. However, while a six-prong setting works beautifully for many diamond shapes, it may not always be ideal for all diamond cuts. For example, diamonds that are smaller than half a carat may appear somewhat "overpowered" by the six prongs, as the prongs themselves can overshadow the stone, making it appear smaller than it actually is.