Chaton setting

Chaton Setting
Chaton Setting is the same as an Arcade Setting, which is a style of setting that holds a stone into a metal ring with multiple metal claws.
Choker
Choker is a short necklace that hugs the neck.

CHATON SETTING
A chaton setting (also called coronet or arcade setting) is one in which the stone is held in by many metal claws around a metal ring.
CHATOYANCY ...

Chaton setting: See Arcade setting.
Chatoyant: A stone having a changeable luster due to the way it reflects light, such as the cat's-eye or tiger's eye gemstones.

Chaton setting - this setting holds a stone in place by a series of metal claws around a metal ring. It is also referred to as a coronet or arcade setting.

Chaton setting: See Arcade setting.
Chatoyant: Chantoyancy is the effect in certain translucent stones when viewed in a suitable direction and light showing a streak of light in the interior that reflects across a curved surface as the ...

Chaton Setting
This is a type of jewel setting where the gemstone is held in place by metal claws
Chenier
A very narrow bore tube used in the jewellery industry to make hinges, and as a decorative element in ring mounts ...

Chaton Setting: See Arcade Setting.
Chatoyancy: A stone that changes luster in different lighting much like a cat's eye effect. They are usually cut in cabochon shapes to enhance luster.

See also: Gemstone, Inclusion, Metal, Copper, Diamond