If you’re looking for a style that takes traditional in a different direction, check out the east-west setting. It’s the lastest jewelry trend that places the gemstone horizontally vs. the classic vertical setting. Whether the cut is oval, pear, marquise, or emerald, the east-west setting will be noticed!
We’re spotlighting a few designs from our AGS members that feature this eye-catching setting. Click on the images to get a closer look at east-west settings in rings and necklaces.
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- Engagement ring featuring an east-west emerald diamond with pavé halo, by A.Jaffe.
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- Tanzanite and diamond engagement ring, by Bevelery K.
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- East-west marquise diamond bypass engagement ring with halo, by Uneek Fine Jewelry.
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- Emerald cut amethyst with diamond halo, by Dilamani.
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- Necklace featuring an east-west oval sapphire with diamond halo, by Gabriel & Co.
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- East-west bracelet with oval diamonds, by Norman Silverman.
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- Diamond Metropolitan bar necklace, by KC Designs.
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- Bracelet with solitaire pear-shaped London Blue topaz, by Tacori.
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- Single emerald cut diamond on a ball chain necklace, by Brevani.
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- Platinum “Eloise” ring with rose cut diamonds, by Erica Courtney.
Looking to see some east-west ring settings or necklace settings in person? Visit an American Gem Society credentialed jeweler near you.