Tiffany & Co. developed a specific six-prong engagement-ring setting to maximize the light on the diamond. While every Tiffany setting is a prong setting, not every prong setting is a Tiffany.

Before the arrival of the Tiffany setting in 1886, engagement diamonds were cloaked in metallurgy. “All diamonds were set in a bezel so only the crown (top) was visible,” says Russell Shor ...

When Trey proposed to Charlotte in a famous episode of “Sex and the City,” only one ring would do: a hefty diamond perched in a classic Tiffany setting. Now that iconic six-prong design ...

Whether you fancy a single solitaire prong setting, popularized by Tiffany’s in the late 1800s, or a chunky gold band embellished with jewels, the engagement ring setting says just as much about ...

is called The Charles Tiffany Setting, not because it incorporates a new setting technique, but because it is a tribute to the iconic (and widely copied) six-prong Tiffany setting created by ...

The iconic Tiffany Setting made its debut in 1886 and features a round brilliant-cut diamond in a six-prong setting. With the classic Tiffany Setting, the house achieved its iconic style by ...

The bracelet draws inspiration from the Tiffany setting for diamond engagement rings, with its distinctive six-prong design. The crystal protecting the dial is a single diamond-cut aquamarine of ...

The five-row bracelet is a masterpiece in itself, inspired by Tiffany’s six-prong engagement ring setting, with 251 diamonds totaling 28 carats. Sixty of these diamonds are uniquely registered ...