Chevron setting: A chevron is a design found in heraldry resembling a shallow inverted "V". In jewelry design, a "chevron setting" is reflective of the heraldic chevron in that it is made up of lines in a shallow inverted "V" pattern.
Chevron Setting: From the heraldic inverted "V", a chevron setting has lines that resemble a shallow inverted "V".
Chinese Opal: A misnomer that is sometimes applied t o moonstone, white chalcedony and pearl opal.
Chevron setting is not very popular for engagement rings. However, some people like it very much so it totally depends on individual choice and fondness. Some designs are created using more than one setting for the single ring.
 See also: Claw, Oval, Ruby, Ring, Silver
  
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