BAR SETTING:
Gem stone or diamond setting between two parallel bars where the sides of the gems are left open. This maximizes the amount of light entering the gems, which usually creates extraordinary brilliance and sparkle.
Bar Setting: Similar to a channel setting, it is a circular band of diamonds or gemstones that holds each stone in by a long thin bar, shared between two stones.
Bar setting
Bar settings are constructed from short bars that run like a railway track across the jewelry. Gemstones are individually set between these bars leaving the sides of the gemstones exposed to light.
Bar Setting
A setting, similar to a split bezel setting, wherein two bars hold either side of a gemstone in place.
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Bar Setting
In this style of setting, gemstones are individually set between these bars leaving the sides of the stones exposed to light.
Bar Setting: Bar a piece of metal set between gemstones which holds them securely in place is called a bar.
Bezel Setting: A bezel setting has a metal rim that fits around the gemstone at the circumference and securely holds it in place.
Bar setting - A variation on the channel setting, usually used for wedding bands or designer rings. In the bar setting, thin metal bars are placed between each gemstone on a band to hold them securely in place.
Bar setting: Supporting bars are placed on the sides of the diamond as opposed to prongs. This creates a clean look and also allows for maximum light to pass through the stone.
Bar Setting
Similar to the channel setting, it is a circular band of diamonds that holds each stone in by a long thin bar, shared between two stones.
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Bar setting
Diamond setting, where in a circular band of diamonds, each stone is held by a long thin bar shared between two diamonds.
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RELATED TERMS: See Cuff Bar Setting:A type of ring setting where gemstones are positioned in a row, while being separated and attached by a shared bar.
 See also: Jewelry, Diamond, Stone, Jewel, Gemstones
  
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